The area I feel the .30-30/.303 offers an even more interesting application than as a deer hunting round is as a short to mid-range target cartridge. With the myriad of suitable .30 bullets available (jacketed and cast) and the myriad of suitable powders (RL-7, 4227, Unique, 2400, 4759, etc.), the possibilities are endless - and more fun than enough awaits an intrepid shooter/experimenter. Put the .30-30 (or .303, if you have cornered the market on brass as a Californian I know has done) in a good single shot or bolt action rifle and prepare to have your life changed.
I've actually got a Handi Rifle action sans barrel and a Handi Rifle FP sight laying around that I'm actually toying with the idea of getting a barrel made in 303 Sav for one of these years. Mostly because I've got more brass than I'll ever eat up with my 1899A. Has anyone here done a single shot in 303 Savage?
