In my opinion, the universal .30-06 load for all actions and rifles is 50 grains Varget behind a 165 or 168-grain bullet.
Many consider 4350 the ultimate powder for bolt guns, but it is less than ideal for autos. Varget works with everything.
This is the standard load I use for my Garand. It does not beat up the brass or the action, and is exceptionally accurate when using a target bullet. I know of some who use this load for match shooting. It should give between 2,750 and 2,800 fps with a 165-grain bullet out of a 22-inch barrel.
I'd consider it a "control load" when starting to load for a new '06. It's virtually guaranteed to give good results. If this one doesn't work, then something is wrong with the rifle or the scope -- or the shooter.