[Chevy5282]

HAMMERING WITH .360 BUCKHAMMER

A brand-new Remington cartridge ideal for tubular-magazine lever-actions? Sure, why not?

www.remington.com

Seems like Remington is always late to the new ammunition party.

 

[Mailman]

Looks like a Henry Buckhammer may be in my future. 200 grain roundnose should put a good sized hole in a Missouri deer.

 

[callaojoe]

I'll just keep my 38/55 Winchester 1894.... Not sure what the point of another straightwall cartridge like that is, when you can already get .375 and 38/55....

But hey, if you want one, have at it.

 

[BackyardBandit]

what a stupid name

 

[timberdoodle]

I’ve already gotta pair of 444’s myself. I’m guessing states like Ohio and Indiana , that used to be shotgun only, are fueling the new interest in new straight wall rounds . But I’m afraid that newer calibers might eventually make my 444 ammo harder to find. I wish Henry would have come out with a 444 instead 😂 🤷‍♂️

 

[callaojoe]

I would embrace MO allowing open sighted straight wall cartridge rifles over alllowing Machine Pistols in the ML season... I'll say that much. A lot of states have Straight Wall rules now, although I think those are just as absurd as only allowing slugs and ML's like IL does.... But, then again... I'm not a communist.

 

[Bryan Heimann]

Missouri is already ML or archery only in the vast majority of public grounds. Most guys on public ground don’t like it. It’s a matter of time before private grounds follow suit. Get ready to raise hell, or prepare for the communist bs

 

[Reflex]

Missouri is already ML or archery only in the vast majority of public grounds. Most guys on public ground don’t like it. It’s a matter of time before private grounds follow suit. Get ready to raise hell, or prepare for the communist bs

That's not accurate at all.

 

[Bryan Heimann]

That's not accurate at all.

based on my limited experience. I have hunted public ground in central, west central, and southeast Missouri and they all had signs “ muzzle loader and archery only for whitetail deer”. I’m pretty sure you can still use a high power rifle on coyotes outside of deer season out there.

Ten locations within reasonable drive of my home, all archery/muzzy or archery only.

I assume there is still public ground where you can hunt deer with a high power rifle, but haven’t seen it.

 

[bluecan]

I would embrace MO allowing open sighted straight wall cartridge rifles over alllowing Machine Pistols in the ML season... I'll say that much. A lot of states have Straight Wall rules now, although I think those are just as absurd as only allowing slugs and ML's like IL does.... But, then again... I'm not a communist.

IL has even passed regulations now allowing straight wall handgun cartridges in single shot rifle for hunting but, in true IL style have a list of approved cartridges that don’t make sense. 45-70 and 44mag are allowed but 30-30 is not. 🤷‍♂️

 

[BackyardBandit]

I assume there is still public ground where you can hunt deer with a high power rifle, but haven’t seen it.

Mark twain national forest alone has 1.5 MILLION acres in MO that you can rifle hunt. Add in 16k acres of Irish wilderness, thousands of acres of corps ground(over 100,000 acres at truman and mark Twain alone), and lots of large conservation areas open to high powered rifles and there’s no shortage of places to go wound deer with your 30/30’s.

 

[callaojoe]

IL has even passed regulations now allowing straight wall handgun cartridges in single shot rifle for hunting but, in true IL style have a list of approved cartridges that don’t make sense. 45-70 and 44mag are allowed but 30-30 is not. 🤷‍♂️

That's just ridiculous..... 45-70 is a hand gun cartridge? What about 38/55 or .375 Win?

 

[20']

I’ve already gotta pair of 444’s myself. I’m guessing states like Ohio and Indiana , that used to be shotgun only, are fueling the new interest in new straight wall rounds . But I’m afraid that newer calibers might eventually make my 444 ammo harder to find. I wish Henry would have come out with a 444 instead 😂 🤷‍♂️

IL is allowing them this coming season

 

[trapperBR549]

IL has even passed regulations now allowing straight wall handgun cartridges in single shot rifle for hunting but, in true IL style have a list of approved cartridges that don’t make sense. 45-70 and 44mag are allowed but 30-30 is not. 🤷‍♂️

Is it because the 30/30 isn't straight walled?

 

[bluecan]

That's just ridiculous..... 45-70 is a hand gun cartridge? What about 38/55 or .375 Win?

BFR, .45/70, Stainless Steel

shopkahrfirearmsgroup.com

 

[bluecan]

Is it because the 30/30 isn't straight walled?

I think it is because there are no commercially available handguns available in 30-30 but I have not researched it fully. Like I said, the cartridge list does not really make sense. I’ll see if I can find it.

https://www2.illinois.gov/dnr/hunting/Documents/IlSingleShotRifle.pdf

 

[bluecan]

Is it because the 30/30 isn't straight walled?

Upon further review, this appears to be the case.

FAQs: Single-shot rifles and deer hunting in Illinois - Hunting

www2.illinois.gov

 

[bluecan]

Also, any rifle is considered a “single shot” as long as it is modified to disable any repeat fire methods, so an AR with a wooden block in the magazine slot would be fine if it was legal to own…🤷‍♂️

 

[callaojoe]

I think it is because there are no commercially available handguns available in 30-30 but I have not researched it fully. Like I said, the cartridge list does not really make sense. I’ll see if I can find it.

https://www2.illinois.gov/dnr/hunting/Documents/IlSingleShotRifle.pdf

T/C Contender.....

 

[beanpile]

I would embrace MO allowing open sighted straight wall cartridge rifles over alllowing Machine Pistols in the ML season... I'll say that much.

sign me up