I have two 742's both in .30-06, one with a 4x scope the other 3x9.
Not sure why you need to load it down, just blasted a coyote the other day at 100 yds, with 180 grain. The bullet did quite a good job on him. 55 pounder.
I did have a few boxes of accelerators (55 grain, sabot), but it was too much work to re-sight when going back to 180 grain.
Dont quote these numbers, but you can get down to a 110 grain and all the way up to a 250 grain. But if you start loading down (less powder), I think your action is going to hang up on you.
The 180grain remington core-lokts I shoot work fine for everything I have hit so far. Probably a little excessive for a coyote, but just right for whitetail.
The semi-auto isn't going to kick much anyway. Just get your eye relief right.
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