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I would definitely want published data on any loads that are getting
3900fps or 4000fps from a 30gr bullet with a 20.5"barrel. I did it and nothing blew up is not sufficient. Kenny
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Is there published data for wildcat cartridges? I'm looking at a Lane Scorpion 556 suppressor for my rifle, anyone have experience with that brand?
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Been hunting with it for three seasons now, about three hundred rounds fired, couple hundred+ dead coyotes, without a hiccup.
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Hodgdon Annual Manual used to have many of the wildcats rounds listed.
Sorry to say, they no longer list wildcats but I bet there is someone here who has one of the older Manuals with these listings who might shed some light on the 17-204 case. Another good source of information is Hornady. You can call and talk to one of the tech guys. They are all shooters and don't seem to mind. Kenny
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Do you need the OAL of a loaded round? And to the ogive or tip of bullet?
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Base to Tip. It helps establish case capacity at that length.
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For an AOL (base to tip) I came up with 2.231", which is .01 off the lands. That is a reasonable starting point for seating the bullet I think. Thanks in advance for taking the time to do this, another reason why Sabier.com is the best! |
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SL=starting load ML=max load Big Game SL 24.5 grs ML 27.8 grs or 4107 fps H414 SL 25.5 grs ML 28.8 grs or 4118 fps Varget SL 23.5 grs ML 26.2 grs or 4062 fps Benchmark SL 22 grs ML 25.1 grs or 4054 fps |
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