This is what I thought...3k fps from a 6 cm and 109 eldm or something like that from a super short barrel would be interesting.
Yes a 30° case will always grow more per firing/sizing sequence VS a 40° case.
A 109 at 3050 with rl26 from my 18in barrel still recoils less than a 6prc of similar weight with a 112 at 3120 in my observations. Talking 45gr VS 58 gr powder.
That's a 6 creedmore? Don't want to use rl26, but those are awesome numbers from an 18 inch barrel
Yes 6cm, rl26, pressure was 3090 approx 0.7gr higher.
At least the brass is a bargain.
It shouldn't be much more than regular Saum Adg brass should it? There is a lil more margin on it due to scrap rate. But you're still paying $2.30/piece of brass. Thats still on the highest end of spectrum for brass from large scale manufacturer. Lapua 300 norma is cheaper than that, and it's some the toughest brass there is.
How much is unfired 30 degree shoulder brass?
I honestly don't care, 6.5 SAUM is $80/50.
Yep and Ultimate Reloader ran a .308 small rifle primer to estimated 100k psi and it didn’t fail.
I assumed you were speaking to unfired virgin 6um 30°, it's not much more than standard brass. There's no way in hell I'd pay someone 3$ to fireform. But a bunch of 6mm seconds and you do it for a dollar while getting your barrel sped up.
Which begs the question, why did they go completely steel/alloy vs just a hybrid case head. Cost? Is the Sig hybrid design patented?
