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Simply put, it's a .308 necked down to .284.  Better ballistics, less recoil, less powder are benefits over it's parent cartridge.  Ideally suited for deer sized game and shines in a lightweight bolt rifle.


Here's a good article about the Model Seven/7-08...

 Howard Brant, 1989


I re-barreled my .308 Model Seven to 7-08 over the winter...


120gr TSX @ 3000 fps out of a 7lb bolt gun with very mild recoil.  Bump it up  to 140gr TSX and go elk hunting.


What's not to like?


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