308 case is better suited to 6mm,6.5mm and 7mm bullets IMO.
And I see about zero use for a bull barreled rifle besides target shooting and high volume varmint hunting.
I used a 243 Ackley w/ Nightforce 42X for my long range varminting in NW Texas.
308 case is better suited to 6mm,6.5mm and 7mm bullets IMO.
And I see about zero use for a bull barreled rifle besides target shooting and high volume varmint hunting.
Sectional density is meaningless as it pertains to expanding bullets. Frontal area of the expanded bullet is a much better indicator of penetration.The 270 is great for open field shots, but for a dual purpose cartridge, a 27/08 IMO would be better. I think there would have been plenty of demand for both, but Winchester did not see it that way.
Since I do most of my hunting in dense woods, I've returned to the 30 bore for hunting. Over the years, I've just had a far higher success rate with it. The last deer I took with the 270 WSM, the bullet obviously encountered some brush before hitting the deer, the entry hole was large and the exit hole small. The deer was well hit and still went over 100 yds.
I know all about sectional density and everything else, but in real life, the 30 cal bullets just seem to do better for me. In fact, if I did not feel the need to use a scope (the eyes got older), I'd still be using the 348 Win. It is hard to beat the performance of that cartridge. Was going to have a Ruger Single shot made up in it, but decided I wanted more than on shot in the gun on freezing cold days when your fingers start to go numb.
A 338/06 or 338 Federal would likely be very effective also, but the 30s just seem to do well enough.
I hear ya.....i just shoot arrows or bullets Winchester or Remington sells in the box and my freezer is always full of meat[emoji2]I have no idea what you guys are talking about, best I can tell it is something about guns but not oil
I have no idea what you guys are talking about, best I can tell it is something about guns but not oil
Frog lube and Mpro 7Since this is supposedly an oil thread, what oil(s) have you guys found out to be the best for lubricating? And do you use two (or more) oils for different applications on your weapons?
Sorry about the confusion, I'm talking about guns here lol.
I little tab of mobil XP222 syn great with moly and I mean small on the locking lugs/lug abatements and the same on the cock in piece/sear is all I use on a bolt action. On my direct inpingment AR I use break free CLP and lots of it.Frog lube and Mpro 7
I dropped a few bucks last year with my Marlin 1895MR in 450 using a 350gr. Both under 150 yds. That load shoots accurate at 275yds. if needed.Sectional density is meaningless as it pertains to expanding bullets. Frontal area of the expanded bullet is a much better indicator of penetration.
I'm a 30 cal guy too.. and I don't see the need for anything that comes in a short action once your passed the 6.5mm.
Always wanted a 348 in a model 71, but they are collectors guns now and the prices reflect it. Use a Marlin 45-70 with a 250gr Barnes TSX loaded to its full 1895 potential. Call that load the flying ash tray.
My 7STW isn't to heavy with a #5 contour Krieger barrel. My 264 mag has a heavy #8 Krieger but it's strictly a pipeline or clearcut rig. I'll be loading and testing 140gr VLD's in that 264. I also have 168 and 180 VLD's to test in my STW. A heavy barrel helps with holding that reticle steady for longer shots.308 case is better suited to 6mm,6.5mm and 7mm bullets IMO.
And I see about zero use for a bull barreled rifle besides target shooting and high volume varmint hunting.
I've been using the frog lube on pistols and AR. I don't shoot bolt actions much and those got the Mpro 7. QI little tab of mobil XP222 syn great with moly and I mean small on the locking lugs/lug abatements and the same on the cock in piece/sear is all I use on a bolt action. On my direct inpingment AR I use break free CLP and lots of it.
Conversatin' about guns >arguing about oil testsSince this is supposedly an oil thread, what oil(s) have you guys found out to be the best for lubricating? And do you use two (or more) oils for different applications on your weapons?
Sorry about the confusion, I'm talking about guns here lol.
Oil arguments are more entertaining though.Conversatin' about guns >arguing about oil tests
Have you ran red line before? I have but it was a few years ago, I liked it at 50:1 but that was all I knew back then. Anyone ran it at 32:1?this 2t appears to have dye ?
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