The whole "Leverlution " ammo thing seems to me the proverbial answer to the question nobody asked.
I actually think that Hornady was mainly looking at the euro market
many countries have laws akin to Sweden with calibres designated a class
class 1: 6.5x55, 308win, 30-06 and so on
class 2: 30-30, 243, 223,357mag, 44mag etc etc
class 3: 22wmr, 22hornet 9mm, 38s
class4: 22lr and some airguns
what animals you can hunt with what is decided by what class your rifle/ammo is in
class 1: moose, bear, pig, red and fallow-deer
class 2: roe-deer, beaver, lynx, (many people hunt treetop brids with class 2/3
class 3/4: small game/pest
some countries in the EU vary somewhat but roughly the same
that makes the revered winchester 30-30 practically obsolete even if for a dog handler it be a great moose and pig gun, fast to reload, easy to carry and so on
but class is determined not only on muzzle velocity but power left at 100m
some people had hotorded win 30-30 before, only loading one in the tube and using spitzer type bullet but that is not ideal
and it is npt only the new type of bullet, it is also the new powder. so now you can get class 1 ammo for your 30-30 and change your license so it is lawful to hunt moose, pig, bear etc