reload: carbine loads?

TennBill2 · 05-21-2011, 11:41 AM

Twenty plus years ago, I acquired a Carbine of some type, no grip safety. I bought some ancient looking .30 Luger rounds at a gun show shortly thereafter. Back then I lived in the middle of a 400+ cattle ranch and could go out and shoot all day without bothering anyone. I took my gun out loaded a clip and commenced firing! The gun shot beautifully, but, there must be something wrong, I had to work the toggle by hand each time to extract the shell. I cleaned the gun put it away and haven't fired it since. Not until today, reading here.....May 2011....did I realize there were special rounds for the Carbine. I saw, in another post, an old box marked ",35g Pulver", No 471. Not sure what exactly that meant......i.e., ,35g? So, the question: anyone loading for a Carbine? Recommendations?

05-21-2011, 11:41 AM	#1
TennBill2 RIP Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 101 Thanks: 0 Thanked 17 Times in 6 Posts	reload: carbine loads? Twenty plus years ago, I acquired a Carbine of some type, no grip safety. I bought some ancient looking .30 Luger rounds at a gun show shortly thereafter. Back then I lived in the middle of a 400+ cattle ranch and could go out and shoot all day without bothering anyone. I took my gun out loaded a clip and commenced firing! The gun shot beautifully, but, there must be something wrong, I had to work the toggle by hand each time to extract the shell. I cleaned the gun put it away and haven't fired it since. Not until today, reading here.....May 2011....did I realize there were special rounds for the Carbine. I saw, in another post, an old box marked ",35g Pulver", No 471. Not sure what exactly that meant......i.e., ,35g? So, the question: anyone loading for a Carbine? Recommendations?

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