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old 11-30-2012 20:57:14 209.86.226.58 Report to Moderator	Also by the way you may have the $$ to waste on buying a powder for each type of ammo you reload but I do not so I will use what I have and be happy with it knowing it will in fact do the job I need it to do. All I care is that it will kill a deer or if it comes to it kill a human if things go as many think it will go [Reply]   [No Email]
MarkB_MI 12-01-2012 03:32:26 75.198.70.8 Report to Moderator	Re: Relaoding dies 30/30 in reply to old, 11-30-2012 20:57:14   By your own statement you admit you don't know if your load will push its bullet past the end of the barrel, let alone hit the broad side of a whitetail in freezing temperatures. Maybe you should confirm the performance and accuracy of your load before rejecting my advice. Yes, I do have different powders for each cartridge I load. Actually multiple powders for each, some of which I'll probably never use again. You tend to acquire stuff after 35+ years of handloading. But it's hardly a "wasted" investment. Each one of those half-empty powder canisters represents something learned. [Reply]  [No Email]
old 12-01-2012 08:30:23 209.86.226.40 Report to Moderator	Re: Relaoding dies 30/30 in reply to MarkB_MI, 12-01-2012 03:32:26   You keep missing the point since the book say I can use that powder. As for a hunting gun this one is a back up for the back up gun and yes I will be testing the loads when deer season is over and I have yet to EVER have any problems with the loads my manual say I can use and how well they preform. Also as I said I am not a novice at reloading and have been doing it for well over a decade. Yes I could also go with the IMR4198 that I have but I use that in my SKS rounds so do not want to waste it in the 30/30 since the 30/30 is not a gun that is used much [Reply]  [No Email]