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Hey guys bit of a random one from someone who knows very little about reloading etc.
I've always wondered why more mainstream/factory ammunition seems to skip anything .230 size?
For example .223 skip to .243 then 25-06,260,270 and so on .
Cheers in advance
There was a 230 Ackley with a projectile dia of .230 so it was less than 230 calibre. Projectile dia of a .230 calibre rifle should be around .238. Other wildcats likely exist.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seabass
Regards Grandpamac.
Just guessing, but I imagine it would fall in between a varmint round and game round. While it could be a good all rounder, it wouldn’t be permitted for game in countries with minimum calibre sizes for hunting. In those countries, it would be overkill as a dedicated varminter.
Have a couple of 297/230 rounds long and short in the shed somewhere.Was a popular round once.
I found this mention in Ken Howells Custom Cartridges.
Attachment 177544
Well spotted @Magnetite,Quote:
Originally Posted by Magnetite
Can't remember having seen any in the sports shop mind.
Grandpamac.
Greetings All,
There is a bigger gap between .276 (7mm) and .300 (7.62mm or 30 calibre) than .218 (22 calibre) and .236 (6mm). No one seems keen on filling this one. Italy and others had a 7.5mm at one time and there were some .280 calibres but they are all gone. I have given bore dia as this is generally what is referred to as calibre.
Regards Grandpamac.
Interesting caliber, never heard of that one before. Aparently a training round for the 577/450 Martini Henry and 303 used with inserts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tedz50
Looked them up. They arent actually 230. They are 225Quote:
Originally Posted by Tedz50
Yes, and i happen to have one of the inserts for the 577/450,Quote:
Originally Posted by 300CALMAN
Not many in the country so ive been told?
