30 TC
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The cartridge was designed for a lever action Marlin. A slightly better 307Winnie. It is also designed to use Leverevolution ammo. It is the buzz of the lever world. Should be a dandy. Tom.
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No this is not the 308 Marlin ,It is a 30 TC , and it may be 180 gr. @ 3000 fps
If it is a Short action 30cal cartridge that can deliver 3000 fps ,that will be a good cartridge; I still am a 30 ought six & 30/30 fan..
If it is a Short action 30cal cartridge that can deliver 3000 fps ,that will be a good cartridge; I still am a 30 ought six & 30/30 fan..
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ORIGINAL: Buckeye!
New round from Hornaday 308 cal. pushes a 150gr. bullet 3000 fps ,Oh Yeah its a Short Action cartridge..
Buckeye
New round from Hornaday 308 cal. pushes a 150gr. bullet 3000 fps ,Oh Yeah its a Short Action cartridge..
Buckeye
The .308 Marlin I predict will end up every bit as much defunct commerciallyas the .307 and 7-30. Perhaps even in record time.
The 30 TC, probably even quicker. I love TC guns, everything they develop they take their sweet time on, and when it comes out, its right. Why in the heck they are putting money into this, when they could be developing better ways to manufacture Encore's, is beyond me. I guess if you aren't growing, you are dying, but I suppose we shall see.