Is this factory 30-30?

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Sabots, not sure of subcal, found today cleaning out some old stuff of gramps.
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Cool...no idea why he had these, he wasn't a hunter at all. He did have a nice old Winchester 30-30. Had a bunch of Silvertips, and some HP Cor-locts as well.
 
Cat men used them for shooting treed cougars as the range was point blank and pet damage minimal........Harold
 
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bigedp51 said:
As a side note if you download the free image viewer Irfanview it will let your reduce the image size by percent of original image. (this cheap bastard uses it and free is good) ;)

Meaning your fellow gunnutz members will not need a wide screen cinemascope computer screens to see your photos. :rolleyes:

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32 and 64 bit version
Many supported file formats (click here the list of formats)
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Thumbnail/preview option
Paint option - to draw lines, circles, arrows, straighten image etc.
Toolbar skins option
Slideshow (save slideshow as EXE/SCR or burn it to CD)
Lossless JPG rotation and crop
Show EXIF/IPTC/Comment text/tags in Slideshow/Fullscreen etc.
Support for Adobe Photoshop Filters
Fast directory view (moving through directory)cinemascope
Batch conversion (with advanced image processing)cinemascope
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File search
Email option
Multimedia player
Print option
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Change color depth
Scan (batch scan) support
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Add overlay text/image (watermark)
IPTC editing
Effects (Sharpen, Blur, Adobe 8BF, Filter Factory, Filters Unlimited, etc.)
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What's this "computer screen" thing you speak of?
I do all this on phone lol.
 
Saw a box of 308 accelerator for sale at the gun show last week. This stuff is not accurate at all, I shot 2 boxes of it 20 plus years ago, and you have to be lucky to hit the paper.
 
I had some in 30-30 and 30-06 a few years ago. Very high MV's but shot about 6 MOA with me behind the wheel.

I dodged a bullet when shooting through my chrony. The sabot bounced off one of the arms - no damage, but added some excitement.

Further development might have reduced the disruption to the bullet when it separates from the sabot, but accuracy would still always be compromised. Most 30 cals are 10 twist or slower, so you had to stick to the 55 gr and lighter too.

All said, it was still fun to shoot.
 
Did the 30/30 boxes have any warning about tube mag loading? These were just loose rounds in a bag...
I imagine they mentioned it.
 
In the early 1980s when I was still a one-rifle hunter, I bought some 30-06 accelerator ammo for coyote hunting because it seemed like a good idea - convert the 06 into a 22-250 for the price of a box of ammo. But couldn't reliably keep it on 8.5"x11" target at 100 yds. Not much good for yotes at our ranges.
 
No the accuracy was no hell.I have about a 100 sabots I bought off of e-bay years ago with date for .30 cal rifles.........some is downright scary at 5000fps out of the big magnums.These hold a .224 bullet.haven't tried them.
 
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