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  1. 05-05-2014, 09:31 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Would be interesting to compare quick load to strain gauge graphs.
    Especially in a few different rifles.
    There would be some differences no doubt. I find the QL outputs very close with most Iv tried but way out on a few. I dont think it would change the basics though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Yikes!

    yep each to their own........was that a 1 pound or 6 pound hammer to open the bolt?
    Bolt was stiff, but opened by hand, best extractor marks I have ever seen. Elected to stop right there, was trying to get to 3k with usefull accuracy to win a bet. Replacing the extractor then building a 270-08 or 270 Redding on the action to make a short light hard hitting bush rifle that will be usefull in open country as well, will be looking to get close to standard pressure 270 velocity. Not so fast I'll net to open the bolt with a hammer though, to heavy to lug around all the time!
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    Myth: cratered primers are " over pressure".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr-Bound View Post
    Myth: cratered primers are " over pressure".

    depends on the gun
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    myth: almost all "conventional wisdom" re: guns/shooting to some degree depending on context
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    depends on the gun
    And the primer

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    depends on the gun
    Of course. When I am at a starting load and showing no other signs of pressure but have cratered primers, I could almost say one hundred percent that it is not an over pressure load though.

    Like you say, some rifles just crater primers no matter the load.
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    Anyone got a pic of a cratered primer?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Anyone got a pic of a cratered primer?

    From a .270 R700, factory Federal on the left, reasonable pressure handload with WLR primer on the right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    From a .270 R700, factory Federal on the left, reasonable pressure handload with WLR primer on the right.

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    Fairly common for some Remington's when their firing pin hole (in the centre of the bolt face) is a little on the large side.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    myth: almost all "conventional wisdom" re: guns/shooting to some degree depending on context
    How about some examples from your all encompassing myth?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sneeze View Post
    How about some examples from your all encompassing myth?
    I prefer to make acerbic one-liners and disappear.
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    Well you are still here so thats not working for you tonight
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    Okay here's an example.


    .17HMR sucks in the wind, .22 mag is better because of the heavier bullets. Discuss.
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