The 30-30 club, are you in?

CaribooBC said:
I was just given one made in 1965… now to go down another rabbit hole.. been a bolt gun or semi guy all my life.
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You were given a gem, Caribou Nothing better (imho) in the deer woods. Congratulations and enjoy, Would pass on to you one tidbit of info.though. Don't be tempted to use the pointed tip ammunition now available for the 94s. I don't think this vintage was ever built for that cartridge.
 
Kingfischer said:
Got a 30 30 model 94 that is my close range deer gun. Shoots hornady 160 ftx at 2400 with lever revolution powder. Awesome gun and feels so classic for a deer rifle
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That is what I reload for my wife’s Marlin 336. Works great for her. I also have a CZ 600 in 7.62x39 that I have been using for short range and blind hunting. It’s nice and light too.
 
Old Wishalot said:
You were given a gem, Caribou Nothing better (imho) in the deer woods. Congratulations and enjoy, Would pass on to you one tidbit of info.though. Don't be tempted to use the pointed tip ammunition now available for the 94s. I don't think this vintage was ever built for that cartridge.
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I have both FTX and round nose bullets in stock to reload with. I will experiment a bit.
 
Hello New to the site. Love my 30-30 Henry Side Gate Lever Action, great in the bush. The round smashes through small twigs and stays on target, Short to medium. I haven't tried the pointed tip, no need to fix what aint broke. I rounded the edges of the leaver to make it feel custom for my hand action.
 
boxhitch said:
curious why? Hornady claims 'loaded to conventional pressures'
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Likely a personal thing here, but I had flyaways and a lot more kick when I used the Hornaday rounds. Hornaday has a great reputation so I tried to believe the flyaways were a " flinch " trouble, but never had a reoccurrence when I switched back to the 150 grain stubbies. Could have been old gun,old guy trouble but just my experience
boxhitch said:
curious why? Hornady claims 'loaded to conventional pressures'
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