Hello all.
I would like shoot some 308 HPBT bullets out of my 30-30. 336 ..single shot style ..just for something to do.
I've read of others doing this with good results
I have 168gr 150gr 180gr 220gr. 125gr..I have a lot
I've loaded for 300RUM,308win now I don't have those guns but want to play with the components
Any one else play around with this..
I would like to hear your results/ findings.
And any load data
I could call Sierra Bullets those folks are great help.
If I've thought it up...then that means some of you have been there, done that already...your the ones I want to hear from..
I would assume any load data I grab from a data manual should be fine to interchange a flat point 30-30 bullet with a 308 HPBT low drag bullet.. just start with lightest load and work up everything else the same...load bullet to kiss the lands with no crimp
HPBT bullets create less frictions and should lower pressure when switching trom a flat nose to a target bullet..
is my thinking corret hear?...im pretty sure I'm correct..or can I measure the length of baring surface on side of bullet ..to get an estimate of pressure...thats a deep one hahaha..for advanced minds only...haha
I actually think that should logically work..if im comparing my known load and components as a baseline...
Does that make any sense..
Thank you
I would like shoot some 308 HPBT bullets out of my 30-30. 336 ..single shot style ..just for something to do.
I've read of others doing this with good results
I have 168gr 150gr 180gr 220gr. 125gr..I have a lot
I've loaded for 300RUM,308win now I don't have those guns but want to play with the components
Any one else play around with this..
I would like to hear your results/ findings.
And any load data
I could call Sierra Bullets those folks are great help.
If I've thought it up...then that means some of you have been there, done that already...your the ones I want to hear from..
I would assume any load data I grab from a data manual should be fine to interchange a flat point 30-30 bullet with a 308 HPBT low drag bullet.. just start with lightest load and work up everything else the same...load bullet to kiss the lands with no crimp
HPBT bullets create less frictions and should lower pressure when switching trom a flat nose to a target bullet..
is my thinking corret hear?...im pretty sure I'm correct..or can I measure the length of baring surface on side of bullet ..to get an estimate of pressure...thats a deep one hahaha..for advanced minds only...haha
I actually think that should logically work..if im comparing my known load and components as a baseline...
Does that make any sense..
Thank you