what kind of bullets?
#11
RE: what kind of bullets?
Please excuse the following stupid question. I was raised to only hunt with hollow points.
What do you mean by ballistic points.?
For Christmas I was given 2 new types of 30-30- bullets .Are they any good?
1st box are Remington Express Core-lokt 150 grain
2nd box are Winchester Power Point 150 grain
Thanks for being patient with me,
CHuck7
What do you mean by ballistic points.?
For Christmas I was given 2 new types of 30-30- bullets .Are they any good?
1st box are Remington Express Core-lokt 150 grain
2nd box are Winchester Power Point 150 grain
Thanks for being patient with me,
CHuck7
#12
RE: what kind of bullets?
A Ballistic Tip is sort of like a hollow point with a little plastic, pointed tip inserted in the hole of the hollow point. They expand quite rapidly.
Yes, the 30-30 shells you got are good.
Yes, the 30-30 shells you got are good.
#14
RE: what kind of bullets?
ORIGINAL: Chuck7
For Christmas I was given 2 new types of 30-30- bullets .Are they any good?
1st box are Remington Express Core-lokt 150 grain
2nd box are Winchester Power Point 150 grain
Thanks for being patient with me,
CHuck7
For Christmas I was given 2 new types of 30-30- bullets .Are they any good?
1st box are Remington Express Core-lokt 150 grain
2nd box are Winchester Power Point 150 grain
Thanks for being patient with me,
CHuck7
Chuck, you're not loading the magazine withthese, are you? I useone these for my first shotin the chamber and the rest of the magazine with Flat Nose!
#16
RE: what kind of bullets?
ORIGINAL: Chuck7
I've been loading all Hollow Points partner for the deer. Strut told me when hog hunting the Core Lokt are probably better for pnetration.
Chuck
I've been loading all Hollow Points partner for the deer. Strut told me when hog hunting the Core Lokt are probably better for pnetration.
Chuck
Tubular Magazine Cautions
One of the "drawbacks" in using the lever action rifle with a tubular magazine is that one cannot use spire-pointed bullets. The problem, of course, is that a pointed bullet pressing against the primer of the cartridge ahead of it could cause a discharge in the magazine as the gun recoils. This caution also extends to round-nosed bullets in heavy recoiling rifles such as the .45-70.
#20
RE: what kind of bullets?
ORIGINAL: Chuck7
So Reb..are you saying I should only fire flat nosed Hollow points?
Thanks
C7
So Reb..are you saying I should only fire flat nosed Hollow points?
Thanks
C7
As long as they are flat nose loaded in the magazine, you can chamber any style bullet for your first shot! Do a research on the net about loading rifles withtubular magazines!