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    Default 30-284w

    I will soon be taking delivery of a Mosin-Nagant Model 1891/30 in a caliber of 30-284W.

    Has anyone got any suggestions or tips that would be helpful in starting to re-load for it.

    I must point out that up until now the only re-loading I have done has been my 1858 Remington New Model Army .44!

    Duncan
    Last edited by duncaninfrance; 04-13-2007 at 09:57 PM.

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    Well if your read French you can look at http://www.tirmaillyforum.com/mildot/portal.php
    you will have loads in Vectan and VV powders.
    The forum is a mix of experience and other kinds of input, but if you have already spend any time on a shooting range you might be able to sort it out...

    Also when you make a search there, allow for various possibilities, like 30-284, 30/284 etc....
    And if the first answer you get when asking them a question is "topic already treated, make a search", remember that I told you it would happen and have a good laugh....

    Seriously, look for problems related to the rechambering, feeding, specific bullets and powders, etc... as 30-284 rechambering is a common way to de-mil a rifle in France.

    If you need any translation feel free to contact me here at reloaders with the thread number.

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    Last edited by kg42; 04-13-2007 at 11:45 PM.

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    Default Cheers kg.

    I do read French but not that well. I am lucky because there is a member of our club in Blaye that speaks good English. The deal is that I correct his English and he laughs at my French

    Will check out this link. Thanks a lot.
    Duncan
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    Ok, I knew something was missing..............:
    http://www.surplusrifle.com/russianm...9130/index.asp

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    Ah yes. I bought the 2 CD's whan I saw that they were 'closing down' because of problems. They are excellent CD's and worth every cent.
    I did make some progress yesterday at the club. I was discussing this with my mate Alain and he uses Redding kit which he swears by. I downloaded their catalogue and have decided to go down that road, not least because Alain has said I am welcome to use his press etc and he will show me the ropes. Seems like a good deal to me.
    Just waiting for the 'Beast' now!! Expected end of MAY.

    Cheers
    Duncan
    Last edited by duncaninfrance; 04-15-2007 at 07:42 AM. Reason: ADDING INFO
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