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Just noticed on the TC web site that the new icon rifle is available in the new .30 TC. Anyone know what that is? I didn't even know we needed another .30 cal cartridge.

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A 308 ballistic twin, looks like a 300 savage improved to me! Redundant? Yes.
 
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It's a shorter .308. Nothing more, nothing less.
 
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Just what a guy needs-another gun that is hard to find cases for!! The rifle looks like it will have some potential, but I'll bet it will be pricey, though.
 
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Actually this will almost be triple redundancy with the 308, the 30TC and the new ctg Marlin/Hornady is coming out with for lever rifles.

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Posts: 1652 | Location: Deer Park, Texas | Registered: 08 June 2005Reply With Quote
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In the March issue of Guns and Ammo.......Craig Boddington states "With 150 grain bullets it actualy exceeds standard velocity for the 30-06"
Smaller capacity less powder more speed.
Wonder how they can do that !!!!!! lol


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What is "standard velocity" for the 150gr '06? I didn't know there was such a thing.
 
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Well thats a good question........I assume ( and I hate to do that ) He refers to factory loaded ammo. Boddington again states "extra fast loads,Federal High Energy, Hornady light mag," beat it........I belive that factory 150 30-06 loads are advertised around the 3000 fps mark. The "Extra fast loads are advertised around 3100 fps. I never have clocked any of them. Always was a 180 grain man myself. Wonder what you have to do to get on T.C.,S&W pay roll....Just right what we pay you to I guess.


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What is the Diameter of the case? Kudude
 
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Since S&W just bought TC, I wonder if the cartridge or the rifle will ever be released?

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The rim , and case head is .473, and has minimum
taper. Boddington says its a shortend .308 win .
Looks like a reinvented 300 savage. Kind of funny. The artical he wrote dosent quote any velocity. He just states that its faster than an 06......................


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A round that requires high-energy powders that aren't available to reloaders just to match the performace of other highly popular rounds already available sounds like a formula for quick failure. I can't imagine what they were thinking in producing this round...................DJ


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This could be the answer of a replacement for the 223 in the M16/M4. Kudude
 
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Looks like an 1/8" shorter 308 that used magic powder to equal its performance...only to factory ammo shooters. Stooopit!

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