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Well I'm glad its a .308. You made a good choice in cartridges. Yes the .260 is a good round. If I see one more 6.5 Creedmore video I will scream. That round was not developed for hunting. It was developed as a bench shooting round. Yes it can be used for hunting but there are better and true hunting rounds out there. I would take a .25-06 over just about any rifle including the the rifleman's cartridge .270. The .25-06 beats the .270 ballistically. I keep waiting for the .25-06 to make a come back and it would if they made a better bullet selection and increased the barrel twist. I had a Savage 110 in .25-06 that I never should have sold. Today I could have replaced the barrel with a faster twist barrel and made it a consistent 1000 yard rifle with heavier bullets.
My .22-250 could also be so much better if they made the rifle with a 1 in 9 twist rather than a 1 in 12. It could then use larger bullets and stay supersonic past 700 yards. Plenty of unused case capacity that could get it out to 1000 yards. With a 1 in 9 it still would not choke out the smaller bullets. Instead in the future when my factory 1 in 12 barrel gets worn out it will be replaced with a 1 in 9. The .308 and the .22-250 share the same 3000 Savage parent case from the old .250 Savage.
I'm not surprised you like it. Who wouldn't? Its a Sako. I bet it cost you also. Sakos aren't cheap. Neither are Tikkas that are the budget Sakos. Haha. The Finns make good rifles but they will cost you.