30/30 win in a BFR
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Hey, Any input on BFR in 30/30 winny ??? Kicking around buying one for varmints and deer ,barrel cut to 8" and scoped I think it would be great with hot handloads >
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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02/13/2008 6:34 PM
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Don't know about in a handgun, but I've got a mod. 94 win. that has kill alot of deer. I have read that it is still one of the best selling rounds sold. I think it would be really cool to see what it would be like hot rodded up in a handgun. You would probably get more power out of it then my ol' lever rifle. (Just guessing of course)
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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02/13/2008 6:42 PM
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wounder if they can cut it for a 30-30 AI
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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Explain what "Al" is I'm to new to all these wildcat rounds and terms. Also what is cut, cutting a barrel for the Al round? Sorry rookie on all this rifle rounds out of pistols and revolvers.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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02/13/2008 7:02 PM
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Explain what "Al" is I'm to new to all these wildcat rounds and terms. Also what is cut, cutting a barrel for the Al round? Sorry rookie on all this rifle rounds out of pistols and revolvers. It's Ackley Improved. Basically the round has the shoulder moved forward with a different angle than the standard case. This allows the case to hold more powder and give higher velocities. Cases are formed by firing a parent case to form the AI case. I always thought a BFR in 375 JDJ would be fun!
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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Magnum Research will chamber the BFR in what ever you want !(THATS WHAT I HEARD)
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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02/13/2008 7:49 PM
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Ackley Improved, I thought that's what that meant but didn't want to assume. I've read about the JDJ's from years ago. They seemed to be the hot thing to shoot 10 or 12years ago if I remember right. I'm sure they've been breathed on sence then and made even better.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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02/13/2008 10:28 PM
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......barrel cut to 8".... Are you serious? May as well get a 10" .30 Herrett and save yourself the sunburn!! I had a 10" 30-30 once...had lots of muzzle blst.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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That would have been pretty at night!
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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02/13/2008 10:31 PM
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Pab1, you have the AI like 95% right. The shoulder angle is increased to 40* and the case taper is almost taken out (straight walled) so it looks like the shoulder is moved ahead. The shoulder body junction has been moved ahead from the increased angle of the shoulder. This will increase case capacity for more powder and velocity. The actual neck shoulder junction is the same. (see pic) Thus you can load a standard cartridge in an AI chamber and it will head-space at the shoulder neck junction. Then just pull the trigger and fire form to AI. The 223 AI is flanked by 2 standard 223's.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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An 8" 30-30? That is quite short.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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wounder if they can cut it for a 30-30 AI I couldn't agree more!
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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02/14/2008 2:26 AM
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wounder if they can cut it for a 30-30 AI I couldn't agree more! Honestly, I don't think you'd see any advantage of AI over SAAMI spec with an 8" barrel revolver, unless you're looking for a bigger fireworks display ;-) I'd like to get a .375 Winny BFR, JFTHOI.
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Rod, too.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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Fair enough. At least I won’t be doing a Google for a “Winny” this time
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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Both the 375 Winny and the 30-30 interest me. Might be a good charlie thumper and or a novalty gun.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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actualy now that im thinking maybe a 300/221 in ther standered frame that is if it would fit
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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02/14/2008 4:22 AM
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I guess the intended range and game would be the factors for me if I was considering such a play toy! But oh the possibilities.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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Thanks Tig, your explanation was much better then mine! I recently picked up a .223AI and so far I am very impressed with it. I have only shot factory loads in it so far but it is very accurate. Can't wait to dial in a load for it.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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I don’t have any reloading data on the 223AL, how much “better” is it than the 223?
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I don’t have any reloading data on the 223AL, how much “better” is it than the 223? I have not started loading this round yet so I can't say for sure. From what I have read you gain about 4% case capactiy allowing between 100-200 fps increase in velocity. Once I start working up loads I'll post the results.
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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Pab, what length is your 223AI?
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Re: 30/30 win in a BFR
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