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jsr76 · August 15, 2008, 08:32 PM

The .308 hammers the .243. Anyone who thinks the .243 is close to the .308 for long range work is a fool. The .308 spits 168's as fast as the .243 spits 100's. If you want serious sub .30 horsepower, get into the .25's. They pound the .24's and offer the same class recoil. In this vote, count me for the .308, I've used both.

August 15, 2008, 08:32 PM	#17
jsr76 Junior member Join Date: April 7, 2007 Location: New York State, up north Posts: 274	The .308 hammers the .243. Anyone who thinks the .243 is close to the .308 for long range work is a fool. The .308 spits 168's as fast as the .243 spits 100's. If you want serious sub .30 horsepower, get into the .25's. They pound the .24's and offer the same class recoil. In this vote, count me for the .308, I've used both.