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striper
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Post by striper »

Carl: I have decided to take both. The ported 30-378, actually kicks less than my 7-Mag with 160 grain bullets. The 180 grain A-frame bullet hits 3 inches high at 100 yards, 5 inches high at 200 yards ( I grouped those shots) ,supposedly it is on at 300 and 7 inches low at 400 yards. Ballistically, it has the same energy at 400 yards as the 30-06 has at the muzzle. Bullets cost 90 Dollars A. a box! Ear protection is required! Striper
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nontypikll
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Congrats striper on your harvest
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kendo kid
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I can hear and smell the steaks cooking. Congratulation
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Happy to hear about your success. Congrats on your harvest!!!
stump
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Post by stump »

Striper, I've never seen or even heard of a 30 -378. The ballistics you described are incredible.
striper
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Post by striper »

Stump: this is a Weatherby rifle and round. You can get the ballistic data off the Weatherby website. The rifle belongs to a friend of mine, and was originally a wildcat round that Weatherby picked up after ported barrels and better recoil pads became popular. No kidding, it kicks less than my 7 Mag loaded with 160 grain bullets! Striper
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Post by wabi »

Congrats Striper!!!!!!!!!!
Sorry to be so late with the congrats, but I've been spending my time hunting instead of on the computer :wink:
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Post by Deadeye »

way to go on your harvest!

:lol:

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