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View Poll Results: What caliber will you be using? Let's try to keep it to "large bore".

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  • 30-30

    21 41.18%
  • 35 Remington

    1 1.96%
  • 38-40 Winchester

    2 3.92%
  • 38-55 Winchester

    8 15.69%
  • 44-40 Winchester

    5 9.80%
  • 44 Magnum

    3 5.88%
  • 45 Colt

    3 5.88%
  • 45-70 Gov. 405gr

    11 21.57%
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Thread: Who is ready for a leveraction 200 yard contest?

  1. #41
    Boolit Master Maven's Avatar
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    I have a Marlin #336 .45-70 with a 4x scope. I'd certainly be up for 50 or 100 yd. competition with either a Lee 405 HB CB or a ~465 gr. FPPB one [which I cast] from a LBT mould.

  2. #42
    Quote Originally Posted by Maven View Post
    I have a Marlin #336 .45-70 with a 4x scope. I'd certainly be up for 50 or 100 yd. competition with either a Lee 405 HB CB or a ~465 gr. FPPB one [which I cast] from a LBT mould.
    Got ya added to the list, just let me know which category. Right now I got ya added to the 45-70/scope/100/91-110. That means your scope is zeroed in at 100 yards and your "trajectory" is in the 91" to 110" inch drop range at 300 yards
    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...Cus/edit#gid=0

  3. #43
    Quote Originally Posted by kens View Post
    Break it up into cartridge types, IE. straightwall vs bottle neck
    Definetly count the fouling shot, you have to if hunting.
    In case I forgot to reply already.

    The categories are split based on bullet trajectory out to 300 yards, even if your scope is zeroed in at 50 yards.

    Here is an example:

    30-30 Winchester Model 94. Scope and will be zeroed in a 50 yards, your category is:

    30-30/scope/50/30"-40".

    30-30 = Cartridge
    scope = scope used
    50 = 50 yard zero (adjusting elevation for a different range puts you in a different category)
    30"-40" = bullet trajectory out to 300 yards with scope dialed in at 50 yards.

    30-30/peep-receiver/21"-30"

    30-30 = Cartridge
    Peep-Receiver = Peep sight mounted to receiver
    21"-30" = Trajectory from 0-300 yards is in the range of +.90" from 0-50 yards and -27" from 51-300 yards

    All trajectory categories are based on Winchester Super-X Deer Hunting Ammo with JSP type and heaviest bullet when available.

    This can put several people with the same cartridge in several different categories based on the trajectory in that category.
    Last edited by Savvy Jack; 09-13-2021 at 07:10 PM.

  4. #44
    For those that are interested but have yet to check out the google docs roster and categories, here is an example of the categories.

    Attachment 288636

    I will try a .pdf upload


    or this

    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing
    Last edited by Savvy Jack; 09-13-2021 at 07:39 PM.

  5. #45
    Had some fun with the 225 yard gong....well.....sort of! Lets just say it lived to fight another day.
    Still good groups at 225 yards considering!!
    Attachment 288740

    Video
    https://www.full30.com/v/deadly-weird-hntKU

    My shooting skills were lacking all day but I had fun and collected some data.

    Not my best groups but...
    The same 25.8gr of Reloder 7 in the Uberti Winchester 73'. Velocities increased slightly in this rifle, slightly slower in the Marlin. Longer AOL of 1.601"
    Attachment 288737


    Open sights Marlin 1894CB (sticker still says Winchester 73)
    25.8gr Reloder 7
    1,308 fps Longer AOL of 1.601"
    Not much room between 25.8gr and 26gr...especially with the seating depth and amount of crimp applied as can be seen in my results.
    Attachment 288735


    Open sights, Marlin 1894CB
    Whimpey loads but easy to shoot...however, to darn expensive now days...lol
    Attachment 288736


    Shots after easing up on the amount of crimp applied with the Redding die to the 26gr of Reloder 7 charge. Velocity dropped slightly. Should also remove, which it did so far, a bit too much pressure. Should be back in line around 13,500 psi
    Attachment 288738
    Last edited by Savvy Jack; 09-15-2021 at 01:13 PM.

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    Savvy Jack those are excellent results IMHO. With open sights.....well above my pay grade.

    Take Care

    Bob
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  7. #47
    I have to assume on some information because I do not know......


    Category - Open Sights
    Class - Basic, assuming "iron sights"
    Sub-Class - 41-60

    Assuming line 9 is 1"
    Assuming (adjusting 12" with curvature of photo)
    Assuming 35 shots

    Should look something like this....I think...
    Attachment 288748

    Should look like this...
    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...Cus/edit#gid=0

    35/6.109/11.689

    35 Shots/6.109" Groups/11.689 MOA
    Last edited by Savvy Jack; 09-15-2021 at 03:56 PM.

  8. #48
    Quote Originally Posted by robertbank View Post
    savvy jack those are excellent results imho. With open sights.....well above my pay grade.

    Take care

    bob
    thanks!!!!!

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    Where do you get those yellow targets savvy jack? They look like they work well with open sights.

  10. #50
    Quote Originally Posted by badwolf View Post
    Where do you get those yellow targets savvy jack? They look like they work well with open sights.
    I made them. They work pretty good to 100 yards with open sights.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Savvy Jack View Post
    Yeap, food for thought.

    Trying to stay with larger deer hunting cartridges with large trajectories BUT we could add 357 Magnum if needed.
    Oh darn, leveractions
    It works with 180gr cast bullets.

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    Would .308 Winchester count? I'd probably end up using a Henry "Long Ranger". <shrug>
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    3 ft drop with my 357 mag but stayed inside a 10 inch circle.

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    Where my 356 Winchester ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shawlerbrook View Post
    Where my 356 Winchester ?
    where are your targets?

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