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| Wow, surprised no one loads 45-70 here heavy. |
| Posts: 459 | Location: Finksburg, MD | Registered: 20 December 2003 |
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| I use RL7 at 49-50gr with a 350 gr FN . 4198 loads should be a few grains less, in the Marlin, anyway. They sure do flatten deer, but I haven't chrony'd them-should be about 2000fps.
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| 56.2gr H4198 and the 300gr NP provides a little over 2400fps....FWIW. |
| Posts: 1615 | Location: Washington State | Registered: 27 May 2004 |
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| I just called Marlin. I asked if garrett rounds were safe in 1895 Marlin 45-70. Cause from experience, I learned never ask about reloading from them or smith and wesson. He said yes garretts are safe, but then when I asked the difference between 450 and 444 and 45-70 he tried to say there is a difference. I asked was it the lockup, or action, or what? He never would say, he just kept saying there is a difference. I gave up. But if Garrett rounds are safe, then I think it would be safe up to 50gr of 4198. Maybe I am wrong. |
| Posts: 459 | Location: Finksburg, MD | Registered: 20 December 2003 |
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