Happy 308 day!

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My favorite rifles are typically 308, but it has a fair amount of competition that are arguably on par or better
but if we say the .308 as bullet diameter instead of cartridge...
 
I read about that old cartridge, it used to be popular from what I gathered. The model 70 featherweight, which has also been popular, was so chambered when it first came up, I believe. I guess it could still be used if a 6.5 Creedmoor is not at hand. :). I like old cartridges, I own a .30-06 Springfield and a .270 Winchester ;)
 
I read about that old cartridge

You say old, I say timeless. Like other groundbreaking advancements from the 50's, they are still with us today because they were ahead of their time, innovative and effective. Here's the top 5 list of inventions from the era that changed the world:

1. Of course, at the top of the list, The .308 Winchester - 1952
2. The Barcode - 1952
3. The Passenger Jet - 1952
4. The Solar Cell - 1954
5. Fiber Optics - 1956
 
I have used it linked up (150 grain NATO ball) in the M60, M240, MK48, M134 minigun, HK21. MG3, and MAG 58, and in mags for the FAL and G3. I have used it in the precision role (168, 173, and 175 grain match grade) in the M21, M25, M24, SSG, SR25, LTOBR, SCAR 17, and M110. I've even killed a deer or 2 with it using 150 grain soft points.
 
I have used it linked up (150 grain NATO ball) in the M60, M240, MK48, M134 minigun, HK21. MG3, and MAG 58, and in mags for the FAL and G3. I have used it in the precision role (168, 173, and 175 grain match grade) in the M21, M25, M24, SSG, SR25, LTOBR, SCAR 17, and M110. I've even killed a deer or 2 with it using 150 grain soft points.

Possessing a versatility that's only matched by its lethality. A veteran of wars, both cold and hot. When the 5.56 wasn't quite up to the task, what does The Green Machine grab? Well, you know.......
 
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