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.308 Winchester would be pretty tough for that rifle.

If it’s for hunting, I don’t see what it does that a ruger American predator can’t do for half the cost. I can’t comment on it for long range target.

Get a torque screwdriver. It’ll have a cam that prevents over-torquing.

Courtgreene, I also use the gameking 165 grain .308 for deer, and I agree that they are great for deer. The partition is a good round, and I switched to 180 grain nosler partitions for elk. You might also see how your rifle likes the 165/180 grain rounds.

Yup, my buddy has a Nikon on his 7mm mag for elk, and it’s a good scope.

Yeah, there’s so much counterfeit or other weird stuff sold on the internet that I try to order directly from the manufacturer, even if it means paying more.

Following an angry, wounded bear with a 600 yard head start is a nightmare. No thanks. 300 yards sounds more realistic. And yeah, I’m in a Rocky Mountain state.

Is the handle on the vanguard about the same width as the 119?

Personally, I’d trade or sell it just to be done with it. Use it to get something else and go forward. Jmho.

I hope it’s a good caliber because I’m stuck with it. I’ve spent too much money stocking up on .308 ammo to switch calibers. Oh well….

The 7mm mag sounds like a good caliber for your needs. And it’s a good elk round, too.

I don’t think having a clean barrel (or needing a fouled barrel) matters much, but I don’t let them get filthy enough to know otherwise. I don’t like to let a lot of carbon and gunk build up. But I also take it easy when I clean, especially with the barrel. I let it soak in hoppies no. 9 and I...

Possibly a buck vanguard with the dynawood scales. I think it might fit my big hands better.

How about my Remington 700 classic in .308 Winchester? After all, it’s named as a classic, lol.

They are screening kids in school a lot better for eye sight.

So your rifle preferred the heavier bullets. That doesn’t mean that it doesn’t like heavier bullets that are more expensive. :D I like the consistency of premium ammunition. It’s worth the extra cost for hunting elk or deer. Also, some of the premium hunting ammo is loaded for decent...

Lots of people sure seem to like both of those bullets for deer. I’d try them and see how they group through your rifle.

It looks like a modified clip point(?) blade and I like it! Edited: maybe it is a clip point, now I’m not sure, lol.

Mark me down for another box of Nosler trophy hunter accubonds. I’m now set for elk season!

About 500 rounds of .22 LR (CCI standard), and a box of Nosler Premium Accubonds for the .308. I’m getting ready for summer and then elk season.