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RE: Everything Old is New Again!
ORIGINAL: jeepkid ORIGINAL: ShatoDavis I like the looks of the new 375 Ruger. I would like to neck it down to 7mm. Should equal or slightly surpass the 7mm mag without the pesky "belt". Is it justifiable? probably not but thats the Wildcatter in me, I guess. |
RE: Everything Old is New Again!
I think (not sure) it should be right inbetween the 7mm Rem Mag and the STW, by looking at powder capacity.
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RE: Everything Old is New Again!
A commercialized 35 mag would be the cats meow IMO for the larger NA game. You mean like the .358 Norma magnum?? An excellent .35 Magnum cartridge, which also came and went...... So did the great, belt-less .35 Newton! |
RE: Everything Old is New Again!
Here is something that has not been discussed. That is liability. Think of it there are rifles out there in 30-06 that may be 100 years old as well as 270s that are 80 years old and 30-30s well over 100 years old. I know the ammo manufacturers take this into account when loading for those really mature calibers. I am just as sure that the reloading companies/powder companies must look at things in this light too.
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RE: Everything Old is New Again!
ORIGINAL: eldeguello A commercialized 35 mag would be the cats meow IMO for the larger NA game. You mean like the .358 Norma magnum?? An excellent .35 Magnum cartridge, which also came and went...... So did the great, belt-less .35 Newton! Exactly....Some things just dont catch on! I still am not a 7 mag fan....7x57, 280 sure, i dunno the 7 mags do not appeal to me. Maybe i need to get one. For Moose and Elk etc other large game, the 35 caliber just seems to be a fit.... |
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