Lhigginsqrb
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I just got 1000 large rifle primers. I’ve been able to find about 200 each of the above mentioned rounds. I wanted to have more on hand so I don’t have to worry about shooting them up.
My idea was since these are three of my most used rounds, A lot of the components are interchangeable. The slugs and primers seem to be completely interchangeable. What I’m running into is that the powders seem to be cartridge specific. I found Hogden leverevolutuon for my 30-30. Can this be used in 3006? I’m not finding load data for it. If not can you guys suggest some decent powders for 3006 and 308? Powder is available but some brands are scarce.
I’m interested in a variety of loadings. Match rounds maybe. Standard rounds comparable to budget Remington rounds. I usually shoot at 100 yards and these do just fine for that. Then the biggest thing I’m looking for is what I’ve heard called a “cowboy” round. Basically less powder and possibly a smaller slug(100 grains maybe). I’m looking to make these to save a little on cost and to not beat up my shoulder so bad. 50 3006 in a day is pushing it.
My idea was since these are three of my most used rounds, A lot of the components are interchangeable. The slugs and primers seem to be completely interchangeable. What I’m running into is that the powders seem to be cartridge specific. I found Hogden leverevolutuon for my 30-30. Can this be used in 3006? I’m not finding load data for it. If not can you guys suggest some decent powders for 3006 and 308? Powder is available but some brands are scarce.
I’m interested in a variety of loadings. Match rounds maybe. Standard rounds comparable to budget Remington rounds. I usually shoot at 100 yards and these do just fine for that. Then the biggest thing I’m looking for is what I’ve heard called a “cowboy” round. Basically less powder and possibly a smaller slug(100 grains maybe). I’m looking to make these to save a little on cost and to not beat up my shoulder so bad. 50 3006 in a day is pushing it.