@ 08:24 pm (GMT) |
John HodgsonHello, I am a newcomer here and thisnus my first post.I am an experienced reloader in several calibres for ordinary hunting and general field loads. Not long distance or high accuracy or esoteric stiff. I have a qty of the above projectiles. Standard Load Data for 30-30 tops out at 170gn. Cast forums offer individual's various data for 180 and above with noted issues around feed and chambering. My rifle is a 1984 year Marlin 336 microgrove with a factory18.5 inch barrel in excellent condition. I will have a Vortex Crossfire II Scout Scope on it. I have several powders suitable or with standard load data for 30-30 to 170gn. I intend to use 3031 and work up a load from slightly below min load for 170gn, absent other reliable data. I am interested in others experience or suggestions with 180gn projectiles in 30_30. Thks |
@ 08:19 am (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: 180gn Smith&Wesson SP RN projectiles for 30-30Hi John, I have done this plenty of times myself during experimentation. Just allow 1 grain powder per 10 grains bullet weight. In other words, remove 1 grain powder from both the min and max book loads for the 170gr. |
@ 05:18 pm (GMT) |
John HodgsonRe: 180gn Smith&Wesson SP RN projectiles for 30-30Thks, will do |