If IL would allow the 30-30 win, they would say, you could only use it if you stand on one foot, and one hand behind your back, usinging your non dominate eye.
From Michigan I drive 3 hours north and hunt public land. I do it to use my 30-06 and to give them the finger. How smart is it to have a guy on public land with a 30-06. I do however know the area I hunt very well. My grandparents lived two plots down for years that's where I spent a lot of time.
2 Points: The 400 Legend has just slightly more case taper than 350 Legend, which makes the 400 feed NOTICEABLY better than the 350 Legend in the Savage rifles. 2. The 215 grain Win Point Point load has been chronographing over 100 fps faster than the 2,250 on the box out of 20”barrel Savages. Not to slight the 350 Legend, but, IMHO, the above points are practical advantages over a .350.
_The Turkey's Opinion_ did a whole series on possible projectiles for .400 legend, in fact he was so early that he was using a preproduction upper and brass made from 6.5 Carcano cases! As I recall, he got the best results with the projectiles from .45 muzzleloader sabot rounds, but I think some of the beefier 10mm auto bullets did well too.
Come on man, secure the target on all 4 corners!
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@@RandyWakeman Yeah you gotta save them pennies in IL, with all the tax hikes coming. Sure is a "swell" form of mob rule government over there.
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Seems like cartridge companies are trying to reinvent the caliber wheel.
They must create sales or die. Look what happened to Colt.
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If IL would allow the 30-30 win, they would say, you could only use it if you stand on one foot, and one hand behind your back, usinging your non dominate eye.
www.chuckhawks.com/Winchester400LegendorLoser.html
From Michigan I drive 3 hours north and hunt public land. I do it to use my 30-06 and to give them the finger. How smart is it to have a guy on public land with a 30-06. I do however know the area I hunt very well. My grandparents lived two plots down for years that's where I spent a lot of time.
I'm from Iowa we have the straight wall rules to I've had good luck with the power point for 450 bushmaster
Something like the .360 Buckhammer. I would like to see more rifles and loads.
You say it was hot and humid at the beginning of the video, I'm in Louisiana, this is hot and humid. Hurry up winter.
Tuesday, it was 114 F. in Vegas-- I call that hot.
I have a Henery 450 Bushmaster single shot and it rocks !!! There's a decent selection of ammo avaliable as well.
Your audio is very good. In fact, you sound like you’re in-doors.
2 Points:
The 400 Legend has just slightly more case taper than 350 Legend, which makes the 400 feed NOTICEABLY better than the 350 Legend in the Savage rifles.
2. The 215 grain Win Point Point load has been chronographing over 100 fps faster than the 2,250 on the box out of 20”barrel Savages.
Not to slight the 350 Legend, but, IMHO, the above points are practical advantages over a .350.
Isn't it always about shot placement?
Yeah, and let's be honest, most hunters shouldn't be shooting past 150 yards in the first place 😅
400 Legend is a loser for reloaders.......no bullets!......360 Buckhammer best for reloading!
_The Turkey's Opinion_ did a whole series on possible projectiles for .400 legend, in fact he was so early that he was using a preproduction upper and brass made from 6.5 Carcano cases! As I recall, he got the best results with the projectiles from .45 muzzleloader sabot rounds, but I think some of the beefier 10mm auto bullets did well too.
Why you would go with anything but a 357 mag, 44 mag or a 45-70 is beyond me.
See: dnr.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/dnr/hunting/documents/ilsingleshotrifle.pdf .
A full length forty five seventy case is not Legal southern part
Of michigan. So you have to cut down case.
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More dumbass rules in Michigan n that makes little to no sense!!
We have plenty of those rules in Illinois.