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Thread: 30-30 vs 308 vs 30-06 - Cast Iron Skillets

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    Default 30-30 vs 308 vs 30-06 - Cast Iron Skillets

    We've had the discussion more than once on 'which caliber is best' to hunt deer with.....saw this video today and it shows three of the most popular rounds on the market tested against a practical target..ie with space between hard surfaces.

    Much harder than the hide on a deer and obviously just as good on moose. It gets the point across.

    No real surprises, but good to prove out what most guys already know....

    Last edited by MikePal; January 12th, 2020 at 05:46 PM.

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    Not much difference between them all with 3 pans. I’d like to see six pans and a pointed tip 3030 round.


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    Would have been nice to see the results from the same bullet eg: 150 grain core lokt

    Good video Mike
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    Those skillets must have been made in China...
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    Double the distance and the amount of frying pans..

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    Rather a strange comparison, cast iron skillets verses what those calibers will do on live deer ???
    They will all kill deer, moose, and bear , so what's the point of ruining good cast iron skillets?
    A better test would have been a bunch of dampened phone books together and see what the depth of penetration would be between those three calibers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaycee View Post
    A better test would have been a bunch of dampened phone books together and see what the depth of penetration would be between those three calibers.
    It's not a penetration test....it's a pass thru test, going thru different mediums. Results show the bullet performance in creating an exit wound channel. Which, to a hunter, is the answer sought when you ask "what is the best caliber" for large game".
    Last edited by MikePal; January 12th, 2020 at 07:20 PM.

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    Sorry my opinion is like " Jaycee " had....
    "So what's the point of ruining good cast iron skillets?"

    Quote Originally Posted by jaycee View Post
    Rather a strange comparison, cast iron skillets verses what those calibers will do on live deer ???
    They will all kill deer, moose, and bear , so what's the point of ruining good cast iron skillets?
    A better test would have been a bunch of dampened phone books together and see what the depth of penetration would be between those three calibers.

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    I've been shooting cast iron skillets for years, great backyard gongs, perfect size and audible feed back. Shooting thick products like ballistic gel or wet paper products doesn't prove anything but distance to stop a bullet...not really applicable to a hunting scenario.

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    Is the bullet resistance of x3 cast iron frying pans less than the resistance of a broadside double lung shot on a deer ?
    Last edited by MikePal; January 12th, 2020 at 07:42 PM.

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    This gives an idea of what happens when a bullet passes through internals.

    Last edited by canadaman30; January 12th, 2020 at 08:03 PM.

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