45/70 and 350 gr hornady
- Thread starter cccan
- Start date
- Location
- AB foothills
You might want to state what rifle you will be using. Big differance between a Trapdoor rifle and a Ruger number one.
Might help narrow your search.....
Might help narrow your search.....
- Location
- AB foothills
mjcurry said:
He changed his post
Notice how it says it was edited.....
troutseeker
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Prince George, BC
Altaboy said:
No, No, No!!! That's for my .300wm only... (just kidding, this should not be taken as reloading information by anyone. Please consult several reloading manuals prior to actually putting powder into a case. Unless it is talcum powder in your toiletry case....).
Troutseeker
- Location
- AB foothills
I looked through all my manuals and nothing is listed for a 350g Hornady, sorry man.
Silverados info from the Lee manual sounds about right for a max load of 4895. I would look a little more into it though.....
Silverados info from the Lee manual sounds about right for a max load of 4895. I would look a little more into it though.....
troutseeker
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Prince George, BC
Check marlinowners.com, lot's of info on the rifles, the calibers, reloading, etc...
Troutseeker
Troutseeker
You should contact Bob Mitchell at
13 Orchard Drive
RR # 1
Lindsay, ON
K9V 4R1
and ask him to send you his own manual on the 45-70. He probably knows more about the 45-70 than most people on the planet, including the "reloading manual writers". He gives an eye-opening account of his own personal research on the full potential of the 45-70 handloaded round for three guns in particular: the Ruger #1, the 1895 Marlin, and the NEF Handi-Rifle 45-70 single shot.
I just finished my first read of his 45-70 manual (he has written on other calibres too) and am about to read it again. I won't be going back to my "store bought" manuals for my 45-70 Guide Gun when I decide on a load from Mitchell's book. It's well worth the $20 he asks for it.
13 Orchard Drive
RR # 1
Lindsay, ON
K9V 4R1
and ask him to send you his own manual on the 45-70. He probably knows more about the 45-70 than most people on the planet, including the "reloading manual writers". He gives an eye-opening account of his own personal research on the full potential of the 45-70 handloaded round for three guns in particular: the Ruger #1, the 1895 Marlin, and the NEF Handi-Rifle 45-70 single shot.
I just finished my first read of his 45-70 manual (he has written on other calibres too) and am about to read it again. I won't be going back to my "store bought" manuals for my 45-70 Guide Gun when I decide on a load from Mitchell's book. It's well worth the $20 he asks for it.
