grizzly caliber
10-08-2006, 04:58 PM
#61
Giant Nontypical
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RE: grizzly caliber
Lets not forget the 06 has way more bullet designs and weights than the magnums does....
You need to watch less huntingvideos and go out andget some actualexperience before spouting off on topics that you know nothing about.
10-08-2006, 05:22 PM
#62
Spike
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RE: grizzly caliber
I am confused.......
I can use the same bullet from my 308 in my 300 win mag!!!
Does that mean I can use the same bullet in my 50 cal black powder as my 50 cal bmg???????????
Best Fish and Game regulation quote "Ignorance is not an excuse" taken from the Alaska Game regulations...........
I can use the same bullet from my 308 in my 300 win mag!!!
Does that mean I can use the same bullet in my 50 cal black powder as my 50 cal bmg???????????
Best Fish and Game regulation quote "Ignorance is not an excuse" taken from the Alaska Game regulations...........
10-08-2006, 05:30 PM
#63
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RE: grizzly caliber
I am confused.......
I can use the same bullet from my 308 in my 300 win mag!!!
I can use the same bullet from my 308 in my 300 win mag!!!
The bullet is only the projectile,it does not include a cartridge case,or a primer or gunpowder.
Does that mean I can use the same bullet in my 50 cal black powder as my 50 cal bmg???????????
10-08-2006, 05:32 PM
#64
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RE: grizzly caliber
ORIGINAL: stubblejumper
Now you have really shown your ignorance.A 30-06 fires a .308" bullet.Guess what,so does a 300wsm,and a 300h&h mag,and a 308 norma mag,and a 300win mag,and a 300wby mag,and a 300ultramag,and a 30-378.So any bullet that can be fired in a 30-06 can also be fired in any of the the magnums mentioned.
Factory loads,I don't think so..
You need to watch less huntingvideos and go out andget some actualexperience before spouting off on topics that you know nothing about.
Lets not forget the 06 has way more bullet designs and weights than the magnums does....
Factory loads,I don't think so..
You need to watch less huntingvideos and go out andget some actualexperience before spouting off on topics that you know nothing about.
10-08-2006, 05:37 PM
#65
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RE: grizzly caliber
Now you have shown that you are even more ignorant than I thought assuming that everyone has to use factory loads.Anyone that is serious about getting the best performance from their rifle uses handloads.Obviously that doesn't include you.
10-08-2006, 05:56 PM
#66
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RE: grizzly caliber
ORIGINAL: stubblejumper
Now you have shown that you are even more ignorant than I thought assuming that everyone has to use factory loads.Anyone that is serious about getting the best performance from their rifle uses handloads.Obviously that doesn't include you.
Now you have shown that you are even more ignorant than I thought assuming that everyone has to use factory loads.Anyone that is serious about getting the best performance from their rifle uses handloads.Obviously that doesn't include you.
10-08-2006, 05:59 PM
#67
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RE: grizzly caliber
ORIGINAL: MarineStud
what is the minimum(sp?) caliber for grizzly. I know shot placement is the most important thing but what is the recommended caliber. i've heard 30 cal and above but the 7mm has more foot pounds of energy than the 30-06, just wondering what every one though.
what is the minimum(sp?) caliber for grizzly. I know shot placement is the most important thing but what is the recommended caliber. i've heard 30 cal and above but the 7mm has more foot pounds of energy than the 30-06, just wondering what every one though.
10-08-2006, 06:04 PM
#68
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RE: grizzly caliber
The primary reason that most serious shooters handload is that it allows you to develop a load that shoots themost accurately in your gun.It also allows you to choose from a larger selection of bullet styles and weights.Of course it is also cheaper if you do a great deal of shooting.With some loads youmay gain significant velocity over a factory load,with other loads ,you may not.
10-08-2006, 06:16 PM
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RE: grizzly caliber
Alaska wildlife management says that the minimum rifle for all alaskan wildlife is a 308
http://www.wildlife.alaska.gov/regulations/pdfs/general.pdf
How about posting the link where you found that information.