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Quote from: carpsniperg2 on January 16, 2018, 07:46:33 PMI just picked up another custom. I have a 30-378 already so I wanted a smaller 30 that was lighter weight. I went over tons of data.I went with a 30 nosler. Depending on bullet weight and powder choices. It will out run the 300 win and you can for sure get 300 rum performance out of it.Even with the heavy bullets? 210 grain
I just picked up another custom. I have a 30-378 already so I wanted a smaller 30 that was lighter weight. I went over tons of data.I went with a 30 nosler. Depending on bullet weight and powder choices. It will out run the 300 win and you can for sure get 300 rum performance out of it.
Quote from: jrebel on January 16, 2018, 07:48:08 PMQuote from: carpsniperg2 on January 16, 2018, 07:46:33 PMI just picked up another custom. I have a 30-378 already so I wanted a smaller 30 that was lighter weight. I went over tons of data.I went with a 30 nosler. Depending on bullet weight and powder choices. It will out run the 300 win and you can for sure get 300 rum performance out of it.Even with the heavy bullets? 210 grainNot at all... When it comes to heavy for caliber bullets. It's about total case capacity. Just like big block motors. There's no replacement for displacement.
Quote from: Biggerhammer on January 16, 2018, 08:08:28 PMQuote from: jrebel on January 16, 2018, 07:48:08 PMQuote from: carpsniperg2 on January 16, 2018, 07:46:33 PMI just picked up another custom. I have a 30-378 already so I wanted a smaller 30 that was lighter weight. I went over tons of data.I went with a 30 nosler. Depending on bullet weight and powder choices. It will out run the 300 win and you can for sure get 300 rum performance out of it.Even with the heavy bullets? 210 grainNot at all... When it comes to heavy for caliber bullets. It's about total case capacity. Just like big block motors. There's no replacement for displacement.The 30 nosler is based on the 404 jefferys case. There's pretty good capacity under that 30 cal bullet
Is it? I thought that was a longer case? There's no doubt any of these 30's will do the job. And really/ balisticly a 300 win does everything you need that a 30 can do. I willl say the 30 nosler is a pleasure to reload and head space for. And with the action i used fits great in a magazine (338 lapua aics mag) have shot and loaded for 300 win for years, when it was time to build another custom the 30 nosler just sounded fun.
Quote from: Biggerhammer on January 16, 2018, 08:08:28 PMQuote from: jrebel on January 16, 2018, 07:48:08 PMQuote from: carpsniperg2 on January 16, 2018, 07:46:33 PMI just picked up another custom. I have a 30-378 already so I wanted a smaller 30 that was lighter weight. I went over tons of data.I went with a 30 nosler. Depending on bullet weight and powder choices. It will out run the 300 win and you can for sure get 300 rum performance out of it.Even with the heavy bullets? 210 grainNot at all... When it comes to heavy for caliber bullets. It's about total case capacity. Just like big block motors. There's no replacement for displacement.Like I said it depends on bullet choice and powder choice. Lets take retumbo on nosler data run a 200 with both guns. A 24" barrel 300 rum is listed max at 3070 and a 26" barrel 30 is listed at 3080. That's tick for tack note there is 2" of barrel difference but the point I am making is you CAN get 300 RUM results in the 30 nosler. Depending on bullet choice and powder choice.
Of course, this is the crazy guy that has zapped everything from blackbuck to elk the last 2 years with his 6.5 stw who would have thought a 6.5 could kill all those animals with that tiny bullet I just went through the whole list and did a lot of thinking. I have a monster 30 and wanted a smaller light weight gun around 9lbs with a 26" barrel that would run a 200eldx as a target bullet at 3k or better. I looked at the powders that I have and what I like to run and compared ballistics and I settled on the 30 nosler.
Quote from: carpsniperg2 on January 16, 2018, 09:04:07 PMOf course, this is the crazy guy that has zapped everything from blackbuck to elk the last 2 years with his 6.5 stw who would have thought a 6.5 could kill all those animals with that tiny bullet I just went through the whole list and did a lot of thinking. I have a monster 30 and wanted a smaller light weight gun around 9lbs with a 26" barrel that would run a 200eldx as a target bullet at 3k or better. I looked at the powders that I have and what I like to run and compared ballistics and I settled on the 30 nosler.Wouldn't know. Never shot a fast 6.5😉😉😉. Shooting stuff, is as easy as pulling the trigger.👍
Quote from: carpsniperg2 on January 16, 2018, 08:44:08 PMQuote from: Biggerhammer on January 16, 2018, 08:08:28 PMQuote from: jrebel on January 16, 2018, 07:48:08 PMQuote from: carpsniperg2 on January 16, 2018, 07:46:33 PMI just picked up another custom. I have a 30-378 already so I wanted a smaller 30 that was lighter weight. I went over tons of data.I went with a 30 nosler. Depending on bullet weight and powder choices. It will out run the 300 win and you can for sure get 300 rum performance out of it.Even with the heavy bullets? 210 grainNot at all... When it comes to heavy for caliber bullets. It's about total case capacity. Just like big block motors. There's no replacement for displacement.Like I said it depends on bullet choice and powder choice. Lets take retumbo on nosler data run a 200 with both guns. A 24" barrel 300 rum is listed max at 3070 and a 26" barrel 30 is listed at 3080. That's tick for tack note there is 2" of barrel difference but the point I am making is you CAN get 300 RUM results in the 30 nosler. Depending on bullet choice and powder choice.Kind of like the old .300 WSM gives .300 Win Mag performance. Not! Own them both. Taken game with both, like them both. Same size hole in game with both. .300 WSM matching .300 Win Mag performance. In the same barrel configuration. NEVER!Does it matter for hunting? NO.. Run what you BRUNG! If I had to have two rifles for Northwest big game or for the planet, for that matter. It would be a .300 Win Mag and a .375 H&H. If I could sneak a third in, it would be a 7x57.
Quote from: Biggerhammer on January 16, 2018, 09:11:58 PMQuote from: carpsniperg2 on January 16, 2018, 09:04:07 PMOf course, this is the crazy guy that has zapped everything from blackbuck to elk the last 2 years with his 6.5 stw who would have thought a 6.5 could kill all those animals with that tiny bullet I just went through the whole list and did a lot of thinking. I have a monster 30 and wanted a smaller light weight gun around 9lbs with a 26" barrel that would run a 200eldx as a target bullet at 3k or better. I looked at the powders that I have and what I like to run and compared ballistics and I settled on the 30 nosler.Wouldn't know. Never shot a fast 6.5😉😉😉. Shooting stuff, is as easy as pulling the trigger.👍You mean squeezing right Don't hit as many pulling