Cast Bullets, the .30-06, and Going Heavy

[Freezer]

/:laughsinpowdercoat:\

Maybe slightly more likely for me than getting Zee to cast, but only slightly. Certainly not for a tight tolerance bore riding nose at any rate. We may talk again when running them through a can becomes a real possibility.

And now I'm trying to shake the image of CPJ in front of an Easy Bake oven. . .

Look at his profile and it's easy to imagine! Good luch shaking it.

[Japhy]

local Bass Pro has 30.06 220 gr for a mere $62 / 20rds before sales tax

Price seems steep but no lead smelting or sniffing lead fumes required and you get a jacketed bullet.

Maybe you just like science? Could dial down the load to 1050 ft/sec get a brand new and now unregulated suppressor then it just goes click…clic…click

[Bigslug]

No can for these. This is poor man's / pre-Spitzer man's dangerous game rifle. The main can-candidate is currently the factory-threaded Ruglin .357.

[Elk Creek]

local Bass Pro has 30.06 220 gr for a mere $62 / 20rds before sales tax

Price seems steep but no lead smelting or sniffing lead fumes required and you get a jacketed bullet.

Maybe you just like science? Could dial down the load to 1050 ft/sec get a brand new and now unregulated suppressor then it just goes click…clic…click

Berrys bullets sells a 220 plated bullet for subs in a 30 cal…. Mostly for the blackout but you could adapt for any 30 cal. If I recall they were under 60 bones. My 300BO shoots them well.
https://www.basspro.com/p/berrys-superi ... n%20Berrys

[CPJ 2.0]

The main can-candidate is currently the factory-threaded Ruglin .357.

“Don’t stop believin’”
Steven Ray Perry.