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Okay I'm first so I don't have to answer any questions but everyone else does. Remember this is a firearm forum so keep questions to the subject.

Question: what caliber rifle has killed more elephants than any other caliber?

Sir Henry wrote:Okay I'm first so I don't have to answer any questions but everyone else does. Remember this is a firearm forum so keep questions to the subject.

Question: what caliber rifle has killed more elephants than any other caliber?

375 H&H, also smallest legal caliber for elephants !
Do you get to ask a question if you're wrong??

My question is; What's the difference in a 30-30 and a 30-06 round ??

24?

RanchRoper wrote:24?

Ohh wise guy, Nyuk nyuk !!

DWD445 wrote:

Sir Henry wrote:Okay I'm first so I don't have to answer any questions but everyone else does. Remember this is a firearm forum so keep questions to the subject.

Question: what caliber rifle has killed more elephants than any other caliber?

375 H&H, also smallest legal caliber for elephants !
Do you get to ask a question if you're wrong??

My question is; What's the difference in a 30-30 and a 30-06 round ??

Apparently you do get to ask a question even if you are wrong. More elephants have been taken with a 303 British. Not because they are so powerful but rather because in Africa the Enfields are abundant.


Both are 30 cal but the 30-30 also has 30 grains of powder while the 30-06 came out in 1906?

Good info. I read that the 375 was the most common used.

What did they call the Garand during WWII?

Sir Henry wrote:What did they call the Garand during WWII?

I know this one, but I'll give someone else a chance

M1
What was the first Henry Rifle chambered for?

.30-06 means a 30 caliber first adopted by the Army in 1906. The .30 in both is the cartridge's bullet diameter. The "30" in .30-30 is the original standard load of 30 grains of powder.

What was the "gun that won the west"?

I made my post not seeing the prior one.

Id say the 1873 Winchester. Some may say the Colt Peacemaker.

What was the first model Glock?

Jdl447 wrote:M1
What was the first Henry Rifle chambered for?

M1 is correct. Back then they didn't even know who John Garand was.

Deadwood Dutch wrote:.30-06 means a 30 caliber first adopted by the Army in 1906. The .30 in both is the cartridge's bullet diameter. The "30" in .30-30 is the original standard load of 30 grains of powder.

What was the "gun that won the west"?

So I got it right?

I see this thread becoming a mess

Sir Henry wrote:

Deadwood Dutch wrote:.30-06 means a 30 caliber first adopted by the Army in 1906. The .30 in both is the cartridge's bullet diameter. The "30" in .30-30 is the original standard load of 30 grains of powder.

What was the "gun that won the west"?

So I got it right?

I thought 30-06 was longer w/more powder ?

DWD445 wrote:

Sir Henry wrote:

Deadwood Dutch wrote:.30-06 means a 30 caliber first adopted by the Army in 1906. The .30 in both is the cartridge's bullet diameter. The "30" in .30-30 is the original standard load of 30 grains of powder.

What was the "gun that won the west"?

So I got it right?

I thought 30-06 was longer w/more powder ?

That is true but its not how they got their names.

44 rimfire was the first Henry I think.

What caliber was Chuck Connors Riflleman rifle?

RanchRoper wrote:44 rimfire was the first Henry I think.

What caliber was Chuck Connors Riflleman rifle?

44-40

What year did the show take place?

What year was his rifle made?

Deadwood Dutch wrote:.30-06 means a 30 caliber first adopted by the Army in 1906. The .30 in both is the cartridge's bullet diameter. The "30" in .30-30 is the original standard load of 30 grains of powder.

What was the "gun that won the west"?

The Winchester 1873.

What did the southern soldiers say about the original Henry rifle?