davek
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I've got a Cannadian Centennial, so I assume that it was made at or around 1967. It has a heavy octogonal barrel and is a very accurage shooter.
I keep reading that the .30-30 cartridge gets more and more versatile as you move away from "cowboy" loads towards hotter loadings with the newer rifles available. I was just wondering if my rifle is "new" enough to try doing some of that.
Thanks
I keep reading that the .30-30 cartridge gets more and more versatile as you move away from "cowboy" loads towards hotter loadings with the newer rifles available. I was just wondering if my rifle is "new" enough to try doing some of that.
Thanks