What are MonoFlex bullets?
Constructed of a copper alloy, MonoFlex® bullets offer hunters a solid that won’t separate, and when recovered, retains 95% of its original weight. Copper alloy differs from solid copper in that it is harder, tougher and does not foul or increase pressure the way solid copper bullets do.
When does Hornady LEVERevolution ammo come out?
The new loads, dubbed “LEVERevolution” will initially be available in .30-30 Winchester and .35 Remington, followed by .444 Marlin, .45-70, and .450 Marlin. .30-30 and .35 Rem. ammo is hitting dealer shelves as I write these words (December 2005), and the other three calibers will be available starting in the Spring of 2006.
Which is faster Hornady LEVERevolution or flat point?
These results indicate that in a full length barrel the Hornady LEVERevolution .30-30 ammunition is averaging about 75 fps faster than the traditional Federal flat point ammunition. This is a welcome velocity increase. From the 20″ barrel of a carbine the LEVERevolution ammo averaged a whopping 140 fps faster than the traditional ammo.
Where is the interlock on Hornady LEVERevolution bullets?
Toward the rear of the bullet is the internal Hornady InterLock, designed to mechanically lock the shank of the core in the jacket after expansion. In addition to new bullets, the LEVERevolution factory loads feature new powders that deliver higher muzzle velocity (MV) than traditional standard velocity loads at no increase in pressure.
Is the 30-30 Winchester considered a lever action rifle?
The .30-30 cartridge is now more appropriately appreciated for close range hunting of medium game while the lever action rifles that house the .30-30 are still considered by many hunters, to be the ultimate in portability. The .30-30 is immensely popular throughout the U.S, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.