Whatever bullet you choose, think about the maximum ranges you'll encounter game and if it's over 200 yards, be sure to choose a pointed bullet and perhaps a boat-tail to minimize velocity/energy loss and drop.
A 180 grain Nosler Partition is good for game larger than deer. For deer, I like 150-165 grain bullets.
With the exception of "Managed Recoil" rounds, .308 diameter bullets under 150 grains are generally thin-jacketed varmint bullets and should not be used for game over 40 +/- pounds.
If 90% of game shots may be under 200 yards, round nose bullets are probably a good choice.
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A 180 grain Nosler Partition is good for game larger than deer. For deer, I like 150-165 grain bullets.
With the exception of "Managed Recoil" rounds, .308 diameter bullets under 150 grains are generally thin-jacketed varmint bullets and should not be used for game over 40 +/- pounds.
If 90% of game shots may be under 200 yards, round nose bullets are probably a good choice.
Picher