salmonchaser
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- Dec 13, 2013
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That rifle has always been fast and accurate. Me, I take lucky every time.
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The 30-06 copied the 7x57.Thank you everyone for your replies and Dr Mike for the QL data. I kind of feel late to the party with this century plus year old cartridge. Modern rifles, powders and bullets certainly add some spice to the old girl.
Guy I did watch that Ultimate Reloader episode, I enjoyed it a lot. Gavin is a clever dude and that was one great year for you, congrats on the many successful hunts. Great pics too.
I have just about finished reading W.D.M Bell’s The Wanderings of an Elephant Hunter. With what he accomplished with a 7x57 and getting close to game makes you appreciate sometimes just how much hype there is around today’s cartridges.
Suggest 56.0 with 178/180Hi Guys,
Just a quick one. I have just recently purchased my first 30-06 and took it to the range today. I was just breaking it in and it is showing enormous promise. I loaded 55 grains of H4350 behind some left over Hornady 178 ELDM's. 9 shots chronographed at an average of 2,722fps with an sd of 6.3fps. Accuracy was really nice. Barrel length is 26 inches. I was wondering how much harder I can lean on this load.
I also have a bunch of 165NBT's loaded behind H4350 and was wondering what the pressure and velocity looks like if you push to 65,000psi and if it really makes much difference compared to 60,000psi? I was planning on swapping out the NBT's to accubonds depending on the game I was chasing.
Other powders I have available to me are Varget, H4831sc, H1000.
Any thoughts or advice from those who have used the 30-06 would be greatly appreciated. From my first little shoot today, I am wondering why it has taken me so long to own one.
Thanks for any help.
is that H4350?Suggest 56.0 with 178/180
Either H4350 or IMR 4350 same chargeis that H4350?