In addition to the above mentioned stuff aimed at the police/military, and the SPS tactical and Model 7
+remington has the 308 in their 'mauser' 798
+remington has it in their semi-auto hunter rifle the 750
+and in the 750 carbine
+and in their 700 SPS varmint configuration
+and their 770 basically an economy hunter boltgun plus scope combo
+and in their 7600 pump rifle line
+and even in their new single shot rifle line
Look, the have the 308 in the rifles where it makes the most sense. It doesn't have them in the tac-driver target/bench/varminters/tactical built around 223 or 22-250 type stuff, nor in the real heavy uberranged guns like the sendero 2, (which is 300 winmag type stuff) but it has it in every other 'target' type gun, which makes total sense.
In the most basic hunting gun, the model 7 boltgun, the entry 770, the mauser, the pump and the semiauto, the 308 winchester is there.
For all the other models, like many of the 700s, it doesn't make sense for it to be there.
Step aside from tactical issues, availabitly of surplus ammo, etc, the 308 is just a 30-06 with the potential to be run through a slightly shorter action....if you are willing to give up performance on the heavier loadings.
The true traditionalists are going to turn to the 30-06 or the 270 winchester.
In special applications, the 308 isn't normally the best bet. Lets say you are going to get a new light weight short action 'hike through the mountains rifle' well, the 308 is a great length, but then why not go for the 7mm-08 and it's wonderful ballistics...or the 243, or the 25-06, or the 7mm remmag.
Or if you have decided that you do need a short action 30 caliber, as your old tried and true 30-06 is not cutting it, that same thinking is going to lead you to...the 300WSM and that line. (and to all of you who say you don't need a brand new 300WSM your existing 30-06 will do just fine, yea, you said that about the 308 in a basic hunter config, and if you didn't the you are sitting there saying your 308 is just fine, which it is, and it's why they don't make many new ones)
it just doesn't make sense to offer 308 in these guns. Would a 308 work just fine in these applications? Sure, but there are a thousand cartridges that would work a tiny bit better in one direction or the other. Put the 308 between the 7mm-08 and the 7mm remmag. Sure, there are a few things where the 308 is a better choice than the 7mm remmag, but then usually the 7mm08 is even better yet. And the same in the reverse, in cases where the 7mm08 is marginal and the 308 is the better choice, well, 7mm remmag is MORE better.
Yea, I realize more better is bad grammar, and no i am not a 7mm worshipper, it just happens that two well know rounds braketing the 308 happen to be 7mm. I suppose I could have use the new 300 Encore or whatever it is called and the 300 WSM, but it would still be the same
