A 145 hammer projectile would be mint in the prc.
My saum punches them out a 3230 with no preasure signs so I imagine the prc would be faster
A 145 hammer projectile would be mint in the prc.
My saum punches them out a 3230 with no preasure signs so I imagine the prc would be faster
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Funny az looking at Horny's load data for the 7 PRC, she's looking like abit of a dog looks like 180's doing 3000 with R26 is miles away, that's what they're claiming their factory stuff does
https://static.hornady.media/site/ho...ta/7mm-prc.pdf
Shoot it, root it & then BBQ it !!!
3000 is do able in a 22 or 24" barrel I would say as I could get 2900 from a 20"
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I have seen that nosler is going to release some 7 prc brass in a few months time.
Would not bother getting too hung up on the ' My rifle must do 3,XXX fps or bust' club.
That's more of a pub/gun club boast than a measure of a rifle.
The 180 ELD-M has very good BC and if you run it between 2,800-2,900 fps your laughing.
The benefit of the PRC is being able to buy factory ammo with good bullets loaded already and barrel with the correct twist, that's it.
Same story with Creedmoor vs 260 Rem. Yes, Remington did the latter first, which still has more case capacity but came with a slow twist barrel and was not loaded from the factory with high-BC bullets.
My 7 Rem Mag is running a 180 ELDM with 64 grains RL26, have not chrono'ed it yet but recoil is relatively mild and accuracy is there, so don't feel the need it step on it any harder, as I want the ADG brass I sourced to last.
The next barrel it gets will be chambered in 7PRC.
As an experiment, I am going to rechamber in 7prc a Remington 700 7rem mag barrel, with the wrong twist, just to see how it perform with factory ammo . I ll still be able to shoot the 162’s if it does not perform with the heavier stuff.
Some tikkas in 243 are now coming with a 1 in 8” twist. And browning are offering some of their x bolts with faster twist as well.
This might explain a few things on Hornady PRC ammo.
I have built a few 7PRC's now that shoot several batches of factory ammo as good or nearly as good as reloads
The velocities are right up there with the shorter barrels, velocities that can't be safely matched with ADI powders
Really comes down to the rifles quality, not to mention the driver of said rifle
Light weight hunting rifles with fast twists, heavy for calibre projectiles & suppressors are extremely difficult to shoot accurately consistently
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This might answer some questions around 7PRC
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I like the bit about 6.5PRC & Creedmoor. Barrel length has always been a major factor in FPS for .264 & below bores. The 260 (260Imp better still) is probably the most efficient bore to powder ratio of all 6.5 in terms of returns, especially in a hunting rifle. Straying from 7PRC topic but....
Approx 2700fps from my 20" prc
Waiting to try the federal premium apparently they use the rl26 i think it is and is much better speed and accuracy then hornady
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