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243 Norma Oryx
For load data, you can probably use the Nosler 100gr data to start, assuming this is a 100gr Oryx. -
Pressure: when is too much and why?
This is done using a chronograph and reading the pressure signs. Between those two things, you should know when you’re getting into dangerous territory. Aside from that, fork out a little extra $ on QuickLoad or grab a copy of Gordon’s Reloading Tool. Quickload and GRT are particularly useful... -
N565/570 a legitimate RL26 replacement?
Just from QuickLoad, but in terms of velocity, pressure and case fill, R26 gets the highest velocity for the lowest pressure & case fill by a pretty significant margin on a wide range of cartridges. -
WTB .243 95 grain ballistic tips
https://www.driftersgear.com/product/nosler-24095-ballistic-tip-hunting-6mm-.243-95-gr-spitzer-50-per-box?utm_source=shootingbot.com- A382DWDZQ
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340 Weatherby and H1000
It’s a little slow for that cartridge. Reloder 16-26, N560, 7828, Magnum, Hunter, 760, and 4831 all have better velocity and % of propellant burnt. -
.280 AI Powders
Nosler and Barnes both have 4000MR as the most accurate for 168gr. 2800 & 2900 fps respectively. Not sure what range you’re looking at, but that’s a pretty respectable speed. -
American Reloading Powder
AR has a few different powders that look good. “Similar to” RL19, MRP, Hybrid 100v -
120gr Barnes Tac-TX for reduced 308 loads.
Lee Modern Reloader manual, as well as Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook 3rd edition, and Hodgdon 2009 printed manual article by Ken Kempa. -
120gr Barnes Tac-TX for reduced 308 loads.
Yes, been doing reduced loads for 308 and others. H4895 and IMR4895 are both easy to reduce. Just set your minimum at 60% of max, so max is 40, your minimum should be 24. IMR4198 is also good for reduced, and sometimes 3031. My reduced load for the 308 is 168gr TTSX with muzzle velocity right... -
WTB .243 Winchester lapua brass
https://www.precisionreloading.com/cart.php#!s=in&l=LA&i=4PH6009C- A382DWDZQ
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Pressure: when is too much and why?
Stayed tuned for my podcast “Over pressure, doing less with more.” -
Pressure: when is too much and why?
I usually set my frier on top of my wooden powder magazine. I know it’s ill advised but when I cook a turkey like that and the house is still standing, somehow it is just more satisfying. -
.44 mag bullet that will handle 2000 fps
A-Frame is 240, 280, 300. For hard cast, slug your barrel and find someone over on castboolits to make them for you to the hardness you need and the perfect fit for your bore. -
Brass Sorting Question
For my LC ‘06 brass, I sort it out by headstamp. Whether you need to go by weight after that depends on what distance and accuracy you’re after. -
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Large rifle primers N. Idaho
Shortage? We’re out of the shortage. Summer of 2021 there was nothing, 2022 it was slightly better than nothing. Now you can get CCIs pretty regularly if you’re quick. -
Large rifle primers N. Idaho
Yep, I have gotten brass, powder, and bullets from them. Been very happy with their service and products. Shipping has been on par with any other online retailers, sometimes faster. I haven’t gotten primers from them, only primed pulled cases. Those have been fine so far. -
Pressure: when is too much and why?
Exactly, you will not find a solid answer for something so ambiguous, and which includes “and circumstances”. This is something that the industry has spent a lot of resources researching and the technological advances that we enjoy today are the product of that. How would you answer this, or... -
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Pressure: when is too much and why?
What he says it in the video was pretty clear. Your brass ruptures, your action blows up, and you go to the hospital.
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