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I do concur. Much cheaper prices in .308 when buying from a vendor, too, which is why handloading for .270 (especially) and 30-06 is needed for the rifleman who shoots a lot in those respective calibers, unless he's rich.

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I'm not knocking the .308. It's an excellent cartridge but the .270 and 30-06 are more powerful, faster velocity and flatter shooting, and even more so at longer distances.

I do not believe you are. The 270 and 3006 have specific advantages.
I am too far a casual shooter who aims to do more shooting in the future, when health and finances will allow for it. I have a lot of cheap 308 which is good for plinking, some for hunting, but all good for shan hitting the fit, as it were. And a simple bolt action in 556. 
The objective is to hurl mean words at the enemy, and then shoot them while they crumpling as to humanely remove wokeness from the world. 

Gun Safe Buyers Guide
https://www.accurateshooter.com/technical-articles/gun-safe-buyers-guide/

Thanks, that's pretty comprehensive.  That safe from Sam's Club (of all places) looks impressive "for what it is".  My concern is not so much fire --- insurance would cover that, and my 8-gun collection is not all that expensive, my priciest gun is the Glock 19 that retails for about $600 new in latest generation --- as theft, especially when I'm away overnight (which isn't often) and just general security.  The Winchester I looked at yesterday seems to be made especially for Tractor Supply.  The hat trick would be getting it home, I don't think Tractor Supply delivers, highly doubt Sam's Club does either.  I'd have to rent a U-Haul truck, or possibly one from Home Depot, just long enough to get the safe home --- thankfully, while my home is multi-level (FROG and basement-like garage), I would have a straight shot over level ground, from the patio entrance from the street, to the bedroom closet, only a dolly would be needed.  While I'm at it, I might as well get my money's worth out of a day's truck rental, and also get one of those affordable gas grills that Lowe's and other places have on sale.  It'd be a nice addition to the patio, and would enable cooking out without all the mess of charcoal and lighter fluid.  Not crazy about the aftertaste of charcoal-grilled steaks and burgers anyway.  A gun safe and a propane grill are two indispensable parts of the perfect "manhouse" (i.e., a "mancave" writ large).

...cooking out without all the mess of charcoal and lighter fluid.  Not crazy about the aftertaste of charcoal-grilled steaks and burgers anyway.  ...

Lights with a match and a single page of newspaper. Hot coals in about 5 minutes, No aftertaste. Durable. About $10. Charcoal chimney.