Can a .308 Really Stop a Bear? The Short Action Problem

Can a .308 Really Stop a Bear? The Short Action Problem ------- The state of Alaska tells you what to carry against a bear: a rifle of .30 caliber or larger, or a 12 gauge with slugs. The .308 Winchester is a .30 caliber rifle. It meets that recommendation exactly, on the nose, with nothing to spare — and that phrase is the whole video. Because the .308 is the one cartridge in this series that qualifies on paper while being built around a constraint that works directly against it in this specific job. It's also the only long gun here that can hand you something none of the others can. Is a .308 what's in your safe? This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice, and it is not a substitute for professional training or the official guidance of wildlife agencies such as the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Always confirm that any ammunition is appropriate and safe for your specific firearm, and observe all applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding the possession, storage, carry, and use of firearms. #308Winchester #BearDefense #Alaska #Hunting #Rifles #RangeTalk