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| 161.1 | ?? | CSC32::WATERS | The Agony of Delete | Mon Apr 25 1988 16:33 | 4 |
| Brett I've been through 5 of these notes already. What's up ?
Did your windfall come in or what ?
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| 161.2 | I wasn't sure whether to add .44 | DECWET::HELSEL | Well....isn't that special? | Mon Apr 25 1988 19:44 | 21 |
| No. I was reading the note on .308 loads. Here in the off season,
I am going to experiment with loads. I thought rather than just
enter 1 load it would be best to add a seperate note for each
caliber. That way, people would be more likely to discuss say
a .xx load in one particular file rather than .xx's, .yy's
and .kk-kk's all in one file. This makes for tough reading when
people are toggling back and forth between loads.
This is the simplest file structure that I could think of. I figured
I would set a precedent and then if say, John Q. Noter wanted to
know about loads of a particular caliber, John could add a new note.
I don't even have a .257 Roberts or a .243, but I thought others
in this file might.
Besides Mark, this is a pretty dormant file. I thought I would
liven it up. Are you going to enter your killer Elk loads so
I can take advanteage of your positive experience this year or what?
Brett.
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| 161.3 | My .30-30 for deer. | DECWET::HELSEL | Well....isn't that special? | Mon Apr 25 1988 22:56 | 9 |
| My deer load for .30-30 is 24 grains of Reloader 7 pushing
a 170 grain flat nose Sierra bullet. The muzzle velocity of this
load is around 2000 ft/sec.
The ballistics are not that good beyond 100 yards, but that's
what I consider the .30-30 range to be. Therefore, this has
been a nice load for my taste.
Brett.
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| 161.4 | Here we go again!!! | LILAC::MKPROJ | REAGAN::ZORE | Tue Apr 26 1988 08:03 | 9 |
| > What do you load for a .30-30 hunting load, which by the way,
> is a fine deer round in brush country?
Is a .30-30 too little for deer? :-) Just kidding.
I didn't know anyone reloaded 30-30's. Everyone I've ever met who hunted
with this round bought factory ammo.
Rich
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| 161.5 | FLATNOSE A MUST | RANGLY::MAHANEY_MIKE | | Tue Apr 26 1988 09:44 | 1 |
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| 161.6 | | CSC32::WATERS | The Agony of Delete | Tue Apr 26 1988 17:21 | 7 |
| re: .2 My killer load ? Factory Remington 30-06 loads. Works every
time.
This is a pretty slow notes file lately, I agree.
Happy Hunting! I'll let you know how my bear hunt goes, using the
same killer loads 180 gr.
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| 161.7 | Caution,,ballistic tips! | GENRAL::BOURBEAU | | Wed Apr 27 1988 10:26 | 7 |
| I've even tried 150 gr. Sierra ballistic tips for my model 94.
They're very accurate,but,as you should already know,,using them
makes a single shot rifle out of my lever action. Fun to experiment
with,though.
George
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| 161.8 | alway reloaded 30-30 | FLYSQD::NIEMI | | Thu Jun 30 1988 13:31 | 6 |
| I've loaded many 30-30s. I don't remember what powder or how much
of it but I like the Speer 150 grain flat point. I've been using
the older Speer reloading manual for my loads and they seem to work
out of my Winchester 94 trapper.....
sjn
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