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Load development at the range
Powder charges are the most difficult anticipate…. i use glass vials with different charges and if they are not exact you could bring tweezers or use your finger to add a kernel, pre load them an arbor press with seating die are very easy to bring load develop at the longest possible...- 30cal user
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7mm... Which one?
Wasting your time if you reload, shit brass now and can do the same with Saum or wsm or Sherman- 30cal user
- Post #9
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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7mm... Which one?
Brass availability is limiting factor in 7’s today, 6.5 PRC does appear available and I would neck it up to 7 or I would try to get saum brass from ADG, but it’s hard to get sometimes ….bbl length can help with smaller case- 30cal user
- Post #7
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Bertram Brass 6.5 Saum
164 no turn, 157 turned to 13...........i would double check the quality control on the brass depending on level of accuracy you want, its tough enough, just might not have great consistency....- 30cal user
- Post #18
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7mm PRC
you are at 280,000 RPM with 8 twist at 3100…..bullets might blow up, might 8.0 twist is only needed for 190’s at sea level and 32 f- 30cal user
- Post #201
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7 PRC
thanks for sharing, i think this ia a good time to remind everybody that the 7mm-190 from both H and B have an extremely high BC that takes a huge 30 cal bullet to beat it, with a 26" bbl this is a great combo from a "factory" offering....yes, a lot of other calibers can do it via handloading...- 30cal user
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7 PRC
Only allowed to use Hornady projectiles in your discussions today 😀 the long range only is the best write up by far- 30cal user
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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6mm BRA
how long is your barrel and is it past 200 rounds down the barrel?- 30cal user
- Post #348
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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**6 Creedmoor**
depends on your altitude and tempratures a bit, 7.4 is most likely all you will need, sea level at 32F- 30cal user
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7 mm / .284 Win issues with Wilson Bushing Full Length Sizing Die
measure your chamber and brass +.200 from base and see what you get and measure the sizing die- 30cal user
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Annealing, how often?
if you need lot of neck tension dont anneal, test it and see- 30cal user
- Post #22
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7 saum
i have been using N165 in 7/300wsm and it is represented correctly in the powder burn chart, it is not as temp stable as h4831sc, its not horrible, just not as stable as the h extreme powders- 30cal user
- Post #709
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7mm PRC
PRC has Lapua, Peterson, and ADG and hornady making brass now for 6.5 prc, i believe ADG is only saum maker.....- 30cal user
- Post #94
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7mm PRC
yes, and no, not as much capacity as saum...7-6.5prc about 70 and saum 73 gr h2O with 30" bbl and 4350 or n555 they get 2900 plus with a case nearly full vs saum being less full to do the same....mag bolt face (and non rebated rim) to handle same pressure as 284 standard bolt face...- 30cal user
- Post #93
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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7mm PRC
Yep 6.5 prc case is 2.03? or 2.040 7 PRC is 2.28 300 PRC is 2.58- 30cal user
- Post #88
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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N-165/ 6.5 PRC
Drop tube probably…….it’s a grain or two faster than H1000 and similar the other way vs 4831sc- 30cal user
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Anyone had problems loading ADG 6.5 PRC Brass?
The issue is the toughness of the brass and you need a sizer that sizes .005 down a the bottom the case, opening the chamber helps the sizer do more work as said above also, but I think most sizers only size .003 down and the new adg brass is tough- 30cal user
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
