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3030 Ackely improved loading data?
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Hi
If you are familliar with this round and have good loading data .plese share your knowledge with me.
best regards& happy easter
Danny
 
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At www.sixgunner.com Paco Kelly has written extensively about the 30-30AI and loading the standard 30-30 heavier than normal.
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Danny, Here is the addy for the article that Zeke posted.
http://www.sixgunner.com/paco/3030again.htm

Zeke, It is a very good article.

I have a 30-30 standard load worked up with W748 and a 140 grain BarnesXBT, that is 3/4" and less that I chronographed at 2575. The Ackley should really make that load perk up.

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Hi guys
Thank for the information. chainsaw did you never have problem with BX 140 gr at 3030 speed? Does the bullet preforms well on game and opens up at 2500fps? I want to use the gun for roedeer huntuing and as you know roe deer is a very small deer.
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Danny, I load W748 (38 grains) with a CCI 250 Primer, a Winchester case, and the 140XBT from Barnes, seated .055 off the lands of the rifling. I have shot 13 whitetails with this load, and not a one ever got away wounded. This bullet always goes completely thru the animal, and I have not recovered a bullet.

Barnes Technicians told me this bullet will expand down to 1500 FPS.

The reason for the Magnum primer is that is what the load liked, and I hunt in weather that may get to -10 degrees F.

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Chainsaw -
What rifle, barrel length, etc.. are you using with your 140XBT load?
Thanx,
R-WEST
 
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RWest, I shoot the load out of a NEF single shot with a 22" barrel. It has a VariX111 1.5-5x20mm scope.

I probably should have stated not to use this load in a lever action 30-30, as the safety factor with the tubular magazine would risk a detonation when using spitzer type bullets.

The case life with this load is usually 2-3 reloads as the case necks split easily with the thin 30-30 brass. The load uses WW Brass of current date manf.

With R-P brass I can load a bit heavier, but the accuracy is not good with R-P brass and is not good with the same 38 grain loading.---------Chainsaw

 
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Hi Chainsaw
what is OAL of your rounds,because I own a 340 which has a max magazin length of 2.60 inches and all over this could not feed .I have a hornady handbook ,but all the spitzer 3030 loadings are exeeding 2,70 inches!
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Danny
 
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Danny, The OAL is 2.725. This single shot has a generous throat. What is the throat area of your Savage 340?

You may try loading one longer round in the chamber, marked with a colored marking pen, and then the others whatever length the magazine will allow, if that is possible.

I have a buddy with a Winchester Model 94 in 7-30 Waters, and that is what he does. He uses Spitzers bullets with one in the magazine, and one in the chamber. He seats these to coincide with the chamber length.-----Chainsaw

 
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Hi
The major obstacle in my savage 340 bolt action is the magazin length which can not be loaded with rounds longer than 2,60 inchs oal from the magazin. it seems i have to keep the gun with original 3030 caliber.I haven't yet used pointed bullet in this gun. I am waiting to receive a party of Hornady 150 spbt, when i receive them ,I 'll tell you more about the loading.
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