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for me one of the most consistent bullets for accuracy 160 gr. Hammer Hunter copper bullets , plus the great thing they seem to always have them on hand and ship fast too. i have a 1-10 twist rifle. good luck with your choice,Pete53
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150 ttsx and varget for both I concur - about as K.I.S.S. as it gets.
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150 ttsx and varget for both ^^^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Campfire Greenhorn
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I use big game and have good results with 165 hornady sp. Any heavier in a 30-06 I’d go hunter for powder. Use mag primers! Great velocity and accuracy with that combo.
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Campfire Tracker
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Inexpensive 150gr spitzers and a premium 165-180 grain will cover a huge spectrum. Start with H4350 and Varget (or H4895, if it really exists). Work out your best loads first, then stockpile.
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Barnes 130 TTSx for 308 and Barnes 168 TTSX for 30-06, or NP150 for 308 and NP 165 for 30-06 whichever groups best
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Similar to others who have posted - a 165gr of some sort; Hornady, Barnes, Nosler, Speer... Varget for the .308, 4350 for the '06.
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165 Hornady with IMR4064.
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165 grn Hornady Interlock SP, Varget.
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Like several others have said: use 165 grain bullets ( I use Hornady) and 57 grains of 4350 especially in a 30/06. Use the same in .308. I use and prefer .30 caliber. I have both, one a 1984 Winchester Model 70 Carbine and a tanger Ruger M 77 RSI in 308. I’ve had both rifles since 1977 or so. Most any 30/06 will shoot the above load accurately. It’s a load that has been around forever and I’ve seen it listed here numerous times. It simplifies things.
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130 or 150 TTSX in a solid, or 165 Interlock for cup and core. Powder would be whatever your rifles shoot best with these projectiles, at your chosen velocity.
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150 ttsx and varget for both This.
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