Zero range 30-06 card
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Victory Glow
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Zero range 30-06 card
I zeroed my 303 last Saturday ready for the falling plates in the afternoon. Simples. I asked the armoury for a zero card for my 30-06 and they said they don’t have them so gave me a .223 card instead. Not sure this will work, but has anyone tried it and then just adjusted up and down shooting at 600yds? If anyone has the dimensions so I can draw my name own 30-06, I would appreciate it.
1951 Winchester Model 70 Heavy Barrel 30-06, 1943 Mk4 1* Savage 303, Marlin 1894 357, 1943 K98 7.92, Anschutz 1416, Browning SA22, .30 M1 Carbine straight pull, Benelli & Browning B25 Shotgun, Walther LGV Pro .177
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Ovenpaa
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Re: Zero range 30-06 card
I would have thought the .308 card would have been a better choice, bullet weight is similar and the 30-06 velocity is not so much higher than a .308 for a150/155 grain round.
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Pete
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Re: Zero range 30-06 card
What Ovenpaa said.............we've used the 308 cards for 223, 6.5,6BR, 6x47 and 308.
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