After reading these posts, I note there are a few inline rifle shooter/people that shoot magnum loads or have tried them, but the majority of posters reported moderate to a little above moderate loads as providing the best accuracy and taking care of all their hunting needs. While many push a 100 grain charge in their inlines we need to consider that is still only "approximately" 2/3rd of the rifles capabilities.

I appreciate all the responces. There is a lot of excellent information here. Withthe tradtiional shooters pointing out their rifle loads. Those that shoot 70 grains of powder are about 2/3rd of their rifles capabilities to the max loads. I for one do shoot 100 grains and some times more in powder in my traditional rifles.

I guess the idea of everyone shooting magnum loads out of their rifles is not as true as some people would have us believe. I thank all that have responded to this post for their support and responce.