#10MinuteTalk - 30-06: Is it Still as Good as it Once Was?

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🗓️ 26 December 2021

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Few cartridges stand the test of time like the iconic 30-06. Ahead of its time at its inception and even more potent today, the old ought-six is simply tough to beat. From war fighting to freezer filling, it is as historically significant as it is effective. Mark and Jim grab Ryan, “Mucky” Muckenhirn to discuss what we like to call “America’s Cartridge.”

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0:00.0	What is up everybody we have and I say we because I have Jim to my right we have 10 minutes to talk about and I can't believe we haven't talked about it
0:11.2	How has this happened? What is the world come to the 30 ought six? Yes, welcome back to one of our cartridge talks with the Ryan Muck and her and sitting across from us right now. Ryan
0:21.7	This thing is I mean we've I guess we've talked about it in other capacities other places other podcasts. We kind of deemed it the hundredth episode the hundredth episode talked about it
0:30.2	We talked about it. We kind of deemed it was America's cartridge in another a debate type topic
0:36.2	But now we're we're we're distilling it down. We're focused in this 10 minute talk 9 minutes 30 seconds about right now Ryan
0:43.2	Tell us about the iconic 30 ought six the year was 1906 technically the year was 1903
0:51.0	And then later on it became 1906 three years later. That's where the ought six comes from correct
0:56.2	Yeah, refined version of a
0:58.4	former cartridge the 3003
1:00.9	We have the 30 hot six is the O3 from that's 1903. Okay. Yeah, right. What did they come up? What did they do in 1903?
1:08.3	They were like no, you know what three years later
1:13.7	New bullet profile little bit of case to mention change mostly the bullet. Oh, yeah
1:19.2	So we went from like a round nose to a spitzer type. Oh got it
1:22.2	They were still stuck in their old ways back in all three. Oh, yeah round nose is the way. Yep. It's like it's like it's like VHS
1:29.0	Yeah, you'll ever come out with anything better than that. There is a subset of people listening to this right now that have no idea about VHS
1:36.1	It's crazy. Yeah, you're right. It's crazy true. Okay. There's something different than VHS
1:40.2	Yeah, we'll show it to you sometime. I don't know. You've been a blockbuster and I'll have you Ryan
1:45.5	Do you know, you know, kind of the round nose versus the spitzer was that a
1:50.5	Like they they didn't have the capability to do that style of bullet yet or they just hadn't figured out
1:57.4	That was like a better option. It's your spitzer profile bullets were very new on the scene. Okay, very
2:03.7	So hot and oh so hot and so like this was the modern evolution of the projectile. Okay. Yeah, I mean
2:10.8	We're talking everything from like the way that bullets are made to metallurgy to
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