Vintage Reloading
Does anyone know if the reloading data for a M1 Garand 30-06 listed in Hornadys’ manual is ok to shoot?
Just don’t want to waist my time if it’s pressure curve is to much for this vintage weapon. Also would like to know if the SST’s would work ok. I do want to hunt with it this coming season.
I use it for mine and have no problems at all. I did recently get an adjustable gas plug so I can just use the same loads as my bolt action and am very happy with that as well. Now I just have to make one load for all of my .30-06′s.
Use their data and you will have no problems. I also loaded mine with 150 Gr. SST, and it is just fine for deer.
Help Me – Help Friends – Vintage Sugar
|
|
600 x 0.1g Precision Grain Scale, Electronic Sporting Tools $8.99 The perfect size for weighing arrow tips and other archery equipment, this brand new DigiWeigh DW600BX makes a great addition to your archery supplies, and makes a great gift idea, too! The Grain mode is also used for weighing things like gunpowder for reloading, feathers for fletching, & more. Hobbyists can easily weigh reloading powder and other materials on the STAINLESS STEEL weighing platform… |
|
|
Marksman 1010 Classic – 0.177 Caliber $19.93 BB Repeater Air Pistol Clamshell – Manufacture ID: 1010CThe Marksman Repeater is a fast loading easy to use air pistol that fires 18 shots without reloading. *(Check Air Gun Restriction List)Specifications:- Velocity: 200fps- Power Source: Spring Piston- Cocking Action: Slide- Ammo: .177 BBs Pellets Darts and Bolts- Clamshell Packaging… |
|
|
The ABCs Of Reloading: The Definitive Guide for Novice to Expert $12.49 A step-by-step guide to reloading rifle and handgun cartridges and shotshells! In these days of widespread ammunition shortages, it pays–literally–to know how to “roll your own” cartridges. But don’t think it’s some kind of rocket science. Let The ABCs of Reloading show you how! With the help of The ABCs of Reloading, you’ll be reloading your own cartridges–and saving big bucks–faster than you… |
|
|
Herter’s Catalog No. 46 (1955) … |
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
Comments are closed.