Idaho Trecker
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Not sure if you are talking about one of my rifles? Or quoted the wrong one? Mallardaddict has the 308.
What stock is that on your .308?I only have 2 short barreled setups at the moment. As for deer hunting 6mm's are plenty and easy to drive.
6 Dasher 16.5" barrel. Killed 3 deer and a pile of coyotes with it.
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And a 270sherman short with 19" barrel. My wife has used this for 3 years on cow elk hunts and been successful. I've also killed a few elk and pile of deer and couple bears with it.
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Yeah, my bad! lolNot sure if you are talking about one of my rifles? Or quoted the wrong one? Mallardaddict has the 308.
My 308 has a JCS stock on it and LOP is the standard 13.5".Not sure if you are talking about one of my rifles? Or quoted the wrong one? Mallardaddict has the 308.
IT looks shorter than that in the one photo. Thanks for clarifying. I always feel more comfortable around 12" of LOP. Then again, I have tiny t-rex arms.My 308 has a JCS stock on it and LOP is the standard 13.5".
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Built on a long or short action?Hard to go wrong with a 260AI or a 7-08 but if it were me I would be building a 284 Winchester. LOTS of flexibility, plenty of gas if you get out west up up north and elk or moose is on the table. I have a 16" 284, runs 160 grain bullets at 2750 comfortably with H4350. 140's for deer can be pushed quite a bit faster.
I would go medium if you want to shoot bullets over 140 grains, long if you want to shoot 180's. Short works fine for 140 and down lead core, 140 and heavier mono would likely be better in a long action but I haven't messed with them at all.Built on a long or short action?