Just picked up an old Stevens 325C 30-30 bolt action.
Want to see what kind of accuracy can be wrung out of it as a fun winter project.
Because it is a bolt action, and doesn't have a tubular magazine any of the excellent .308 bullets should work, correct?
Feeding is not an issue, loading one round at a time is a given.
For my other rifles I usually neck size, not full length so that the fireforming remains. I don not crimp my seated bullets.
Any reason to change this procedure with the 30-30?
Thanks for any tips, Matt.
Want to see what kind of accuracy can be wrung out of it as a fun winter project.
Because it is a bolt action, and doesn't have a tubular magazine any of the excellent .308 bullets should work, correct?
Feeding is not an issue, loading one round at a time is a given.
For my other rifles I usually neck size, not full length so that the fireforming remains. I don not crimp my seated bullets.
Any reason to change this procedure with the 30-30?
Thanks for any tips, Matt.