Are 30-06 and 308 bullets the same?
Yes. They’re both . 308″ in diameter. 308 WIN bullets will all work in a 30–06, but the largest 30–06 bullets— say 200 grains on up— won’t do well in a 308 WIN case.
Will a 30-06 take down a moose?
30-06 should be an either-or matter, but for me, they both belong here. Much like its predecessor, there isn’t too much to say about the . 308 that hasn’t already been said. With modern components, it can perform pretty close to what the ought-six always was, and puts meat away just as well as it ever did.
What’s the difference between the.308 and the 30-06?
On the length, however, the .308 Winchester is shorter. The 30-06 is 2.48-inches long whereas the 308 is only 2.015-inches in length. The reduced size is what attracted the military to the .308 Win. Let us put the choice into context. At the time, new cartridge propellants were developed.
Which is cheaper.308 ammo or.06 ammo?
Price is something to consider when it comes to practicality – Yes, the .308 ammo is usually cheaper. The .308 uses less brass and the popularity means bigger production and lower price. The difference isn’t that much, but if you’re an F-class long range shooter, then price can be an issue.
What kind of rifle is a.30-06 round?
The semi-automatic M1 Garand is probably the most famous rifle chambered in .30-06. It was deployed extensively in World War II and the Korean War. But, advancements in ammo propellant allowed Winchester to develop a smaller round with similar ballistics to the .30-06.
Which is the most popular.308 Winchester cartridge?
Though, when talking the almighty “thirty” two cartridges generally rise to the top—the venerable .308 Winchester and the iconic .30-06 Springfield. By far the most popular options, they are ubiquitous and perhaps only lag behind the .22 LR and 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington in the most shot cartridges.