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A 7mm sherman profile case that fits the tikka 3.4 with berger 190s
A 338 sherman version of the norma case
A 338 sherman version of the norma case
.45 Creedmoor. Take the worlds best bullet and mate it with the best case to ever be formed from brass.
Neck up 6.5 CM to 7 CM. That would be a handy dandy little hunting round. Not that the 6.5 isn't.
There we go...
OP, my cartridge has already been invented by WTO so disregard my precious post.
Instead, neck up a 6.5 PRC...
Although I think that's what I originally meant to say but for whatever reason I typed CM instead of PRC.
I don’t know what caliber it would be, but the name would definitely have something to do with unorthodox sexual practices and large felines.
.300 Luger Subsonic Magnus
Should have the barrel spun up on a Cz527 within a month or so.
Should have the barrel spun up on a Cz527 within a month or so.
Hi,
Ancient and has a HUGE flaw.....check the specs; specifically the case alloy of the 14.5mm and get back with me on why settling for some 50k pressure capabilities.
Better case is the 12.7x108 to neck down to 10mm diameter projectile.
Sincerely,
Theis
OH YEAH
maybe some of those short action 7mm 100k PSI cartridges would be pretty tits
wink wink
maybe some of those short action 7mm 100k PSI cartridges would be pretty tits
wink wink
Hi,
Short action bolts with LM boltface.......almost ready to unbag and finish them, lol.
Sincerely,
Theis
There is a thread on here of a guy selling reamers, brass, barrels, and projectiles for a 20mm Vulcan necked down to 50 cal
I have no intentions on actually creating this bullet. This is just hypothetical. All practicality is out the window.
Wow. That’s pretty cool. I bet that can send a 750 grain projectile over 3,000 FPS.
I just found the thread and HOLY SHIT. That round (supposedly) sends an 1,100 grain bullet at 3,700 FPS at the muzzle.
Hi,
O ok, sorry I don't do hypothetical and that BMG projectile....well here is pretty much first 1 into the USA next to a 350gr 375. It was built for me near 20 years ago, LOL.
Sincerely,
Theis
O ok, sorry I don't do hypothetical and that BMG projectile....well here is pretty much first 1 into the USA next to a 350gr 375. It was built for me near 20 years ago, LOL.
Sincerely,
Theis
Similar powder capacity to 300 blackout subs, great case fill, no bullet stuffed into the case, bearing surface already aligned in the bore.
Won't be as snappy with supers but that's not the point. Aiming for subsonic MV consistency and accuracy.
I want a death star laser gun to hell with ammo cost or reloading or wind or elevation just push the button and burn it .
this would work while the other is being developed .
this would work while the other is being developed .
im predicting something in the .43-.46 arena soon for the ELR guys once the 416 gets outgrown
25 Creedmoor - Its been wildcat-ed but would be neat in the main stream. Needs more bullet options too.
I did this and have really been happy with mine for the last 40 years. .375 H&H Magnum necked to 7MM. Same taper, 25 deg. shoulder full length. Have gone through many barrels and still using the same old actions. One on a pre war Magnum Mauser and one a Pre war Win 70 Magnum with a 3 digit serial number. Both rifles were built by Griffin and Howe.
The cartridge feeds smoothly, allows one more round in the magazine than the non tapered cases and has killed everything I have shot with it all over the world.
The cartridge feeds smoothly, allows one more round in the magazine than the non tapered cases and has killed everything I have shot with it all over the world.
7SAC already exists. Mark /SAC necked up the 6.5 CM several years ago. and spun the barrel on a gun for us. My son has one in a 18" and it is a great hunting round shooting 140's. Its been a solid beanfield deer killer for us. Maybe it is a 7SAW he did for us????...he spun this barrel maybe 4 or 5 years ago and I got the sizer from him. Never heard of it before then.
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7SAW is from Clayton Smith at West Texas Ordnance
basically a small primer 308 necked down and improved
Thanks for that comparison. The 7SAC is definitely a necked up 6.5 Creed. The SAW pretty much is an improved small primer 7-08
The bullet ejects out the ejection port and the cartridge case goes downrange. Its the new 'bitch-slapping' round.
not sure if lost from barfcom or the parental lock on your internet was finally lifted but my god are you confused
