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#61: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: 1895ssLocation: Not Here...!! PostPosted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 3:34 pm
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Thankyou "D" Very Happy There is just no way a 308 can shoot the same .308 cal bullet, of any size, faster then a 30-06. It's like saying a 30-06 can shoot the same smaller bullets faster then a 300 mag. It's just not possible. Sorry hunterjoe, but I call Bull Sh$t.

And I'm not comparing Winchester to Remington, and I don't give a rat's a$$ about your Speer #13 Manual. It is certainly not the only legit reloading manual out there. In fact there are a few more I would rely on for facts before that one. Powder companies for a start!!!!!!!!

#62: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: 1895ssLocation: Not Here...!! PostPosted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 8:57 pm
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Don't be shy Hunterjoe!!!!!!!!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

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#63: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: phill21Location: Western Australia PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 1:07 am
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Hey bushy if your following this you where right i did start a little war Smile

#64: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: BushmasterLocation: Ava, Missouri PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 6:11 am
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Hey 1895ss!! Yer "C" is on fire!! Very Happy

Yes...I noticed right off the bat. Even if you pitted a .22 against the .30-06 some one would try to tell you that the .22 was a better choice... wtf

As I said before...What ever your needs, both would serve you well. The .308 will do about the same as the .30-06 for bullets up to 150 grains even if it is a few fps slower. As said, with bullets heavier then 150 grains the .30-06 is much better suited...As far as range and accuracy is concerned. I've heard both arguments and will let those people on both sides of that fence believe what they want... Cool This battle of the calibres has no winners... Razz

#65: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: whittlingLocation: Texas (home state is Mass) PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 1:16 pm
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30-06 is stronger and more accurate .308 is a whole lot cheaper

#66: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: A17ShooterLocation: California Foothills (Gold Country) PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 1:33 pm
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Camels are an endangered species in California. We had Army camels in the 1800's but the only ones left are in the zoos. The California griz is extinct also. Don't think we have a need fer any cartridge larger than a 17 AH.

I've been AWOL here for awhile but, didn't we do this topic last spring??

Very Happy

#67: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: BushmasterLocation: Ava, Missouri PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 2:08 pm
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Summer re-runs...

#68: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: A17ShooterLocation: California Foothills (Gold Country) PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 3:51 pm
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Bushmaster wrote:
Summer re-runs...

Got it!

Very Happy Party

#69: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: 1895ssLocation: Not Here...!! PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 10:17 pm
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A17Shooter wrote:
Camels are an endangered species in California. We had Army camels in the 1800's but the only ones left are in the zoos. The California griz is extinct also. Don't think we have a need fer any cartridge larger than a 17 AH.

I've been AWOL here for awhile but, didn't we do this topic last spring??

Very Happy

Bushmaster wrote:
Summer re-runs...


Well excuse me fellows .................... !! I didn't realize that this had been discussed, cause I haven't been here that much for quit some time.


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#70: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: phill21Location: Western Australia PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:16 pm
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A17Shooter wrote:
Camels are an endangered species in California. We had Army camels in the 1800's but the only ones left are in the zoos. The California griz is extinct also. Don't think we have a need fer any cartridge larger than a 17 AH.

I've been AWOL here for awhile but, didn't we do this topic last spring??

Very Happy

We don't have any Griz in AUS but we do have plenty of camels.
Re runs happen every time a rookie member like me comes along.
phil

#71: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: hunterjoe21Location: Miles City, Montana PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:43 pm
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Dimitri wrote:
1895,

Your supporting the flames now! Shocked

Anyways they are both modern rounds with the same case head so similar maximums apply to them.

Dimitri

Modern rounds with the same case head has NOTHING to do with the maximum PRESSURES allowed as per SAAMI specs.....

#72: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: hunterjoe21Location: Miles City, Montana PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:46 pm
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1895ss wrote:
Thankyou "D" Very Happy There is just no way a 308 can shoot the same .308 cal bullet, of any size, faster then a 30-06. It's like saying a 30-06 can shoot the same smaller bullets faster then a 300 mag. It's just not possible. Sorry hunterjoe, but I call Bull Sh$t.

And I'm not comparing Winchester to Remington, and I don't give a rat's a$$ about your Speer #13 Manual. It is certainly not the only legit reloading manual out there. In fact there are a few more I would rely on for facts before that one. Powder companies for a start!!!!!!!!

So why did you quote a bullet manufacturer?

Why is it that when I ALSO quote a reputable bullet manufacturer with opposing data that suddenly bullet manufacturer's aren't to be trusted?

#73: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: hunterjoe21Location: Miles City, Montana PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:03 pm
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Dimitri wrote:
If a load manual says the 30-06 should be at a lower pressure then the 308Win, to give the 308Win higher velocities over the 30-06, it will go into the circular file if it was mine.

All SAFE maximum loads for a 308 will be even safer in a 30-06 but the safe max loads in a 30-06 will NOT be safe in a 308Win.

Dimitri

To suggest that the engineers at Speer would download the .30-06 JUST to give the .308 an advantage is ludicrous at best. If you had bothered to check, you would KNOW that, as per SAAMI specs, the .308 does in fact enjoy a 2000 psi maximum over the .30-06 (62,000 vs 60,000).

#74: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: hunterjoe21Location: Miles City, Montana PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:14 pm
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1895ss wrote:
Don't be shy Hunterjoe!!!!!!!!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

No need to get yer panties in a bunch....

I do have other things to do beside monitor your posts.....

#75: Re: 308 vs 30 06 Author: hunterjoe21Location: Miles City, Montana PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:23 pm
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hunterjoe21 wrote:
Dimitri wrote:
If a load manual says the 30-06 should be at a lower pressure then the 308Win, to give the 308Win higher velocities over the 30-06, it will go into the circular file if it was mine.

All SAFE maximum loads for a 308 will be even safer in a 30-06 but the safe max loads in a 30-06 will NOT be safe in a 308Win.

Dimitri

To suggest that the engineers at Speer would download the .30-06 JUST to give the .308 an advantage is ludicrous at best. If you had bothered to check, you would KNOW that, as per SAAMI specs, the .308 does in fact enjoy a 2000 psi maximum over the .30-06 (62,000 vs 60,000).

Since we know that velocity is a function of pressure, the round with the higher pressure (all other variables being equal) will produce more velocity, regardless of the amount of powder being burned.



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