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Well if that's all there is, i wouldnt fool with it.. Sell the 308 to ol' sweeny...buy new -06 with the proceeds! Be safe and happy!

Most of, or maybe I should say, in the real world, you'll need to 'actually' shoot for the loophole. There is not a widely known 'formula' that is commonly used to figure the distance. Two shots and you can figure the distance....exactly! As was said earlier, most any of the ballistic...

Check out a Redfield BattleZone scope. 3-9X42 and you should be able to get one for around $150 retail. They are a solid scope, we have sold several and all have been pleased.. Nice reticle also.

The Loc-Tite back then was not all that good!:D They got it figured out nowadays!

www.stockysstocks.com Check these guys out.

Those rings will more than likely get you $24 dollars of headache! Get better quality rings, you'll be far better off. Take a look at the Weaver Grand Slam series bases and rings, all steel and well machined, and the price is right.

The Savage Lightweight Hunter does pretty good, the ones I have dealt with have been 1.5"@100y or less with factory ammo. I know 1.5" is NOT a great group by many standards, but with what this rifle is intended for, the accuracy is fine. As some has said, the Tikka Lite is another good...

We have been doing this for years at the shop, setting up 'package' deals for customers which generally includes mounting optics and shooting-in the firearm for the customer. Short answer... Most lesser or inexpensive units will preform as well or, in most cases better than the majority of...

Federal Fusion is indeed good ammo, we use a lot of it at the shop and it hangs in there with some of the high priced 'premium' ammo. If your rifle will shoot it well, you'll be ahead of the game, and 'most' rifles like the stuff.

.338 Win. Mag. or the most awesome .325WSM.

No kidding, but IF both use the same WEIGHT bullet....at the SAME velocity...same barrel length...your kidding right?

We hunt squirrel with it, some say it's over powered for that quarry but it allows for those 100y shots....you know, the house cat sized red squirrel perched out on a limb that somehow sees you 100y away and is bitchin about it. Use the standard velocity 40 gr FMJ for them though. Saves...

The HandiRifle is a good choice if your leaning towards a single shot, I would suggest a minimum caliber of at least .243. If it were me...7mm-08, my kids started with that caliber at the ripe ol' age of 13, a Remington model 7 though, and never looked back. The 243, 260, 6mm Remington, 6.5...

Oh my... depending on the weight of the missle your launching and the weight of the rifle, the answer could be several of the big magnums, most of the big bores, et cetra. If you can handle a 12ga spittin slugs, i bet you'll not think twice about any of the above mentioned!

And your not going to be shooting a Weatherby, but a japanese made(Howa) rifle made for Weatherby. Yup, they are pretty popular round here. If it's a 'new' production Vanguard the accuracy will be there, providing you find the ammo your particular rifle likes. Most, or I should say around...

So...anybody have any flight time with one of these?

Me wants a 9.3x62...don't really know why, just do!:p I like the 8x68 also.

I shot several hogs with one of mine, using some third world spam-can corrosive ammo, did the trick just fine.;)

Ripper, check out Tikkapreformance.com, Greg and or Jason are great peoples and they offer aftermarket stocks for your rifle from a traditional hunting style to light benchrest to thumbhole and tactical. They also have the much needed oversized recoil lugs (for you magnum guys) and several...

I'll agree with greenlion, if it came down to one or the other, I would definitely opt for the Ruger.