30 Jirsa
Re: 30 Jirsa
If I remember correctly, it is based on the .223 case and is similar to the TCU series of cartridges. I remember reading an article many years ago detailing the building of a XP-100 based unlimited gun using this cartridge and the builders name was Terry Jursa. Hope this helps...
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Re: 30 Jirsa
Thanks for the reply. It is Terry Lee Jirsa in Colorado.
I'm going to try to find out if he's still around.
I'm going to try to find out if he's still around.
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Re: 30 Jirsa
I did a Google search on his name. His brother Doug died March 26, 2011. Doug's obituary stated that his brother Terry L. Jirsa survived him and lives in Durango, CO. That should give you enough information to find him.
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Re: 30 Jirsa
Your Google-Fu is strong!19 Turkeys wrote:I did a Google search on his name.
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Re: 30 Jirsa
6.5 mm TC/U is based on expanding the neck of the .223.bill28320 wrote:If I remember correctly, it is based on the .223 case and is similar to the TCU series of cartridges. I remember reading an article many years ago detailing the building of a XP-100 based unlimited gun using this cartridge and the builders name was Terry Jursa. Hope this helps...
Bill
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