IMR 4320 is your huckleberry.....
I have and shoot a model 94 25/35 (saddle ring carbine) that was manufactured in 1907. I inherited it from my grandfather.
I shoot 107gr cast bullets with a copper gas check. They were given to me by a retired government trapper up here that I took over for...
53 if I recall.
You documented my underwater plunge into ice cold runoff… when I came up for air I remember you trying not to laugh, but you did anyway…;)
That was a hell of an adventure.
A friend of mine who's a Swaro dealer brought one out in October' before they were on the market....
Impressive scope optically of course. Not lightweight by any means.
I'll stick with my Swaro STC....
Following closely...;)
I've been searching for that combination, (cartridge/bullet) for 50 years.
Frontal shots, yeah, most of the time if you center up the shot the bullet stays in. Broadside rib shots not so much, with anything large enough to consistently kill a coyote from 250 and out...