Ledd Slinger
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Hmmm...With ADG making the SAUM case, I might have to work with Alex and JGS on turning that reamer down to 6.5mm. Would be a laser beam
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Yes it would the way ADG and Bats hold pressure. I'll spec the reamers if you want to play with it.
I think they make headstamped 6.5 saum already, should just be a simple Ackley improved, and work with the sizer for the 300 version.
Tom
I jammed them 15 ish into the lands,but the brass also was a crush fit.Glenn K , when you are fire forming your brass with h4350 were you jamming the 210 into the lands or just a crush fit off the shoulder. Thanks very much
Did a Reamer spec ever materialize?Yes it would the way ADG and Bats hold pressure. I'll spec the reamers if you want to play with it.
Not yet. I will need to purchase some ADG 6.5 SAUM brass so I can measure it out.Did a Reamer spec ever materialize?
What's your thoughts on the new 220gr Berger'sI plan on getting some data this weekend (Sunday) with this case and Berger 230s. Might as well since I'll be out testing some heavy 6mm's.
Tom
What's your thoughts on the new 220gr Berger's
I like the use of two rounds with each charge instead of single rounds on ladder tests. Definitely more effective on identifying the POI for nodes.Here's the data from a coarse ladder with 230 hybrids, never hit any pressure, but did see a longer seated length on the highest charge due to case fill. Heard a rumor that @Ledd Slinger has a solution for that problem however
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Pretty impressive knowing the volume of this case is actually 3+ grains less than the wsm. I would include ADG as the brass to look at with lapua when deciding on a build at this point.
Tom
4" black dot with a 2" white dot for scale.
Yes I always use 2 for coarse unless it's a sporter barrel. Basically whatever the barrel will handle before walking from heat is what I plan around. I fully expected to have to pull some from pressure, but never got there, although it should be nearly there. Knowing I was searching for the top end, I fired both of each charge from low to high, and a quick inspection before moving on.I like the use of two rounds with each charge instead of single rounds on ladder tests. Definitely more effective on identifying the POI for nodes.
Of course even more rounds could be better, but I think the two round method gives a person a good enough idea where to start tuning seating depths and neck tension
Would you say 64.3 is close to max pressure or does it have a some throttle left? Wondering if it’s trying to get into another node up top.Yes I always use 2 for coarse unless it's a sporter barrel. Basically whatever the barrel will handle before walking from heat is what I plan around. I fully expected to have to pull some from pressure, but never got there, although it should be nearly there. Knowing I was searching for the top end, I fired both of each charge from low to high, and a quick inspection before moving on.
Tom
I would assume so, but I had to work at getting that much in the case so I suspect we won't be able to find out how close.Would you say 64.3 is close to max pressure or does it have a some throttle left? Wondering if it’s trying to get into another node up top.
Awesome speeds with 230 for such a small charge weight. That round is amazingly efficient
So will you work in 63.1-63.7 gr area? Since those three printed same POIHere's the data from a coarse ladder with 230 hybrids, never hit any pressure, but did see a longer seated length on the highest charge due to case fill. Heard a rumor that @Ledd Slinger has a solution for that problem however
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Pretty impressive knowing the volume of this case is actually 3+ grains less than the wsm. I would include ADG as the brass to look at with lapua when deciding on a build at this point.
Tom
4" black dot with a 2" white dot for scale.