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Any load approximating the issue M193 such as the Winchester Q3131A or Federal American Eagle would be my generic choice.
Look for a 55 grain bullet with a cannelure.
If you want a more expensive precision round, the 62-69 grain match HPs should shoot well in your rifle.
For light game, I would take any of the heavier bullets in a bonded version.
For varmints, the lighter bullets.
For two legged game, the M193 clones should do just fine.
Avoid Wolf and unknown foreign surplus. Others may have a different opinion, this has been discussed here several times if you want to look it up.
I also enjoy the .22 conversion kit for plinking and CB cap use.
TR
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