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Second that:D

Careful, I might just take you up on that: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hmPUAk4G3xQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

I like shooting anything except critters. Killing for fun has never appealed to me, but on the other side, I've never had any problems killing anything when I had to. Just looked in my old reloading manuals, and it seems like your 110 grain in a .30-06 is almost 1000 fps slower than the 22-250...

Jim, I'll be with you as soon as my economic sitiation allows me to. I don't shoot living things for fun, cans are fine with me.

30-06 is way overkill on a can of fish. Also too slow for a good result. You want that can to really splatter. That is the only way to tell dead fish in a can that they are REALLY dead. A good choice would be to use the 22-06 in your rifle. .243 will work just fine, I just have a long time...

I know you do, that is why I mentioned that particular cartridge.

It would seem even less so after a hit from a 22-250.:lol:

BAM!!!!!!!!!!! Lenghtwise is best

I take it you haven't ever seen a can of anything hit by a fast expanding 22-250?:D

Get your 22-250 out and obliterate it at a safe distance would be my advice. I hate fish.