Greetings, Early on a lot of people went to AR2208 and IMR4064 in the 7mm-08 due to the difficulty of getting top loads of 48 to 50 grains of AR2209 in the case. The Hodgdon data for the 139 grain...
Liked On: 20-01-2025, 05:06 PM
Greetings all, There has been a lot of blather about artificial intelligence of late. In my early teens I developed an interest in science fiction and got all manner of books out of the Napier...
Liked On: 20-01-2025, 11:21 AM
Greetings, Generally the faster a projectile is travelling the quicker it expands and the less it penetrates. More velocity does not always result in faster kills as you have discovered and it looks...
Liked On: 18-01-2025, 07:11 AM
Greetings, More data will help. 2,850 fps is too hot for any projectile over 120 grain and plenty hot for those in a 16 inch barrel. Expect a velocity loss of around 150 fps for your barrel. 2,550...
Liked On: 13-01-2025, 02:17 PM
Greetings, More data will help. 2,850 fps is too hot for any projectile over 120 grain and plenty hot for those in a 16 inch barrel. Expect a velocity loss of around 150 fps for your barrel. 2,550...
Liked On: 13-01-2025, 01:57 PM
An interesting and informative review. The possible problems with handloading will be a turn off for some and the primary extraction problems may need some tinkering with the rifles to solve. Still...
Liked On: 12-01-2025, 11:08 PM
Greetings, More data will help. 2,850 fps is too hot for any projectile over 120 grain and plenty hot for those in a 16 inch barrel. Expect a velocity loss of around 150 fps for your barrel. 2,550...
Liked On: 12-01-2025, 06:22 PM
Greetings all, We are a bit late to the party on introducing a 6.35mm Creedmoor. It would be very close to the .250 Savage Improved 30 degree. This was a wildcat from some years back and perhaps an...
Liked On: 09-01-2025, 10:24 PM
Nice try Micky, You have more or less reinvented the .270 Titus Savage or more closely the .270 Creedmoor. Developed to allow a .270 cartridge that could be used in a Savage 99 rifle. GPM.
Liked On: 09-01-2025, 08:22 PM
Greetings All, Just looked out the window and there is snow on the Kaweka tops, Not just a little bit either. Mid December we had 30 plus degree days and the grass was brown. Since then we have had...
Liked On: 05-01-2025, 08:08 PM
Greetings 266332 On the left is the 280 Ross from 1906, likely the father of all 7mm mag cartridges. On the right and offering a little more velocity in a much smaller case is the 7mm Remington...
Liked On: 05-01-2025, 06:22 PM
Greetings, At the time the .280 left the 7x57 for dead in terms of range, with a blunt 173 grain projectile at about 2,200 fps v a 160 grain at 2,600 for the Ross. The high velocity 7x57 rounds...
Liked On: 05-01-2025, 06:14 PM
Greetings 266332 On the left is the 280 Ross from 1906, likely the father of all 7mm mag cartridges. On the right and offering a little more velocity in a much smaller case is the 7mm Remington...
Liked On: 05-01-2025, 05:26 PM
Greetings, We had a very dry Spring in HB, barely 50mm total on our place. We have had over 70mm since Christmas day. I jokingly suggested lighting the fire earlier. Doesn't seem that funny now....
Liked On: 05-01-2025, 01:32 PM
It was quite popular as a hunting cartridge and very popular as a long range target cartridge even in the Ross rifles. Being a good Army rifle is a different thing altogether, especially in the mud...
Liked On: 05-01-2025, 01:26 PM