Anyone have good experience with Oregon Trail bullets???
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Anyone have good experience with Oregon Trail bullets???
I have been shopping around trying to stock up on bullets and brass(like everyone else), and my dad pointed me towards Oregon Trail. I have shot these in 44 mag and 454 and loved them. Also heard that even in 45-70 Marlin Micro groove, they are accurate. But I have never used their 30 cal bullets. Now I have heard great things about guys using these in their 30-06 bolt guns with no leading. I am looking for anyone that has used these in their bolt guns and any ups or downs they may have had
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I've used their 170 gr gas check bullet (TrueShot) in my 30-30. Running at about 1900 fps I get great accuracy and little or no leading. I don't have any experience on game with this bullet though.
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My Brother lives in La Grande, Or. as we go on I-84 we pass thru Baker City, Or. I usually stop there and visit, and pick up several thousand bullets.
I use the Tru-Shot 170 gr. gas checks in my Winchester 94 30-30 Legacy.
My Brother lives in La Grande, Or. as we go on I-84 we pass thru Baker City, Or. I usually stop there and visit, and pick up several thousand bullets.
I use the Tru-Shot 170 gr. gas checks in my Winchester 94 30-30 Legacy.
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I cooked up some .44 mag loads using their 310 grain bullet. They're quite the pentrators when fired out of my carbine.

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Re: Anyone have good experience with Oregon Trail bullets???
i like them alot but have been buying cheaper stuff for range use lately as their prices are up quite a bit.Mich hunter wrote:I have been shopping around trying to stock up on bullets and brass(like everyone else), and my dad pointed me towards Oregon Trail. I have shot these in 44 mag and 454 and loved them. Also heard that even in 45-70 Marlin Micro groove, they are accurate. But I have never used their 30 cal bullets. Now I have heard great things about guys using these in their 30-06 bolt guns with no leading. I am looking for anyone that has used these in their bolt guns and any ups or downs they may have had
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I shoot a lot of em in 30-30, 30-06, 45acp, 45 colt and 45-70.
In 30 cal I use the 170 gr PB but if I drive em' over 1400 fps I put a gas check on them. PB they are great 5 grains of Red Dot in my 30-30. No leading issues and as accurate as jacketed bullets out to 50 yards. A little Lee Liquid Alox speeds them up just a bit according to my chronograph.
I've only tried the Tru-Shot bullets in 45-70. VERY good bullet on par for accuracy to the Beartooth pile driver jr. Now I'm casting Ranch Dogs so I don't shoot either very often anymore.
In 30 cal I use the 170 gr PB but if I drive em' over 1400 fps I put a gas check on them. PB they are great 5 grains of Red Dot in my 30-30. No leading issues and as accurate as jacketed bullets out to 50 yards. A little Lee Liquid Alox speeds them up just a bit according to my chronograph.
I've only tried the Tru-Shot bullets in 45-70. VERY good bullet on par for accuracy to the Beartooth pile driver jr. Now I'm casting Ranch Dogs so I don't shoot either very often anymore.