#3152841 - 02/05/13 01:22 PM
Re: .30 Cal M1 Carbine bullets ?
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348Winchester
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Yes, 30 carbine is .308 diameter. The 110 grain .308 round nose bullets are what I use in 30 carbine.
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#3152893 - 02/05/13 02:10 PM
Re: .30 Cal M1 Carbine bullets ?
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Thanks 348W. I guess that bullet is seated a little too far into the case then on the one I chose to measure.
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#3156077 - 02/08/13 10:37 AM
Re: .30 Cal M1 Carbine bullets ?
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Hunter 257W
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I've never reloaded for my 30 carbine but if I did, I'd start with the Speer plinker bullet. It's the cheapest bullet out there suitable for the carbine and is a .308 diameer bullet. It's the one with the entire lead round nose exposed in front of a short jacket. I used to use them in my 30-30 for fun plinking loads.
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#3221653 - 04/14/13 11:23 AM
Re: .30 Cal M1 Carbine bullets ?
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I've never reloaded for my 30 carbine but if I did, I'd start with the Speer plinker bullet. It's the cheapest bullet out there suitable for the carbine and is a .308 diameer bullet. It's the one with the entire lead round nose exposed in front of a short jacket. I used to use them in my 30-30 for fun plinking loads.
I finally found some of those H257! Only they were Hornady 100 grain. Just a lead cone and copper jacket body. Picked them up ar SW Sat.
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#3221958 - 04/14/13 06:25 PM
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hunter0925
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I've never reloaded for my 30 carbine but if I did, I'd start with the Speer plinker bullet. It's the cheapest bullet out there suitable for the carbine and is a .308 diameer bullet. It's the one with the entire lead round nose exposed in front of a short jacket. I used to use them in my 30-30 for fun plinking loads. I finally found some of those H257! Only they were Hornady 100 grain. Just a lead cone and copper jacket body. Picked them up ar SW Sat.
Gotta hate it when people rub in their exploits!
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#3222324 - 04/15/13 09:17 AM
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Navy Mustang
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Let us know how the reloading went. My buddy is a prolific reloader and those little carbine bullets have been giving him fits. Bullet seating appears to be the problem and getting them to ultimately function in the rifle.
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#3222360 - 04/15/13 10:00 AM
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Will do. He hasn't had any hangfire accidents has he?
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