The one I shot with copper out of a .300 win mag barely damaged anything. The whole reason people are so upset about copper is the lack of expansion in the bullets. So I really wouldn't worry about overkill or meat damage on a .308 in a soon to be all copper state.
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I'd say .308 is perfect for little Geico piggy!Comment
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There is value in familiarity of operation amongst all your rifles.
With that in mind, look at a Remington Model 7 as a viable option.
Going a little cheaper, a typical SPS with it's 22" 308 sporter barrel would make a great pig gun.Randall Rausch
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Not overkill at all. Especially with copper bullets, that'll leave a nice hole in the pig. The three hundo is my pig gun of choice and it drops pigs very humanely. The round is authoritative and man is it fun to shoot. When I shoot deer and pig, I don't even notice the recoil, while at the bench, well it's pretty brutal without a sled. I shoot a Weatherby vanguard sub-moa model. If you have a three hundo, why not shoot it?Comment
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