6br and W748

[PopCharlie]

Have you tried it with heavier bullets?

Not with w748.....I'll run it through quick load and see what it looks like.
Edit:
Using Berger 105 GR VLDs, QL shows a node (node 5, 1.329 OBT) lining up at 28.1 gr of W748. Somewhere around 2700 FPS. I could not get to a faster node without going way over pressure.
Using 95 GR Berger VLDs, QL shows a node "close" to 30.9 Gr W748 and another node at 26.8 Gr. 2990 FPS and 2640 FPS respectively. The 30.9 gr load is near max., so work up. YMMV.
These are just predictions from Quick Load. I have never tried these loads myself. So take it for what its worth.
You can't beat real world experience.

 

[JEFFPPC]

Not with w748.....I'll run it through quick load and see what it looks like.
Edit:
Using Berger 105 GR VLDs, QL shows a node (node 5, 1.329 OBT) lining up at 28.1 gr of W748. Somewhere around 2700 FPS. I could not get to a faster node without going way over pressure.
Using 95 GR Berger VLDs, QL shows a node "close" to 30.9 Gr W748 and another node at 26.8 Gr. 2990 FPS and 2640 FPS respectively. The 30.9 gr load is near max., so work up. YMMV.
These are just predictions from Quick Load. I have never tried these loads myself. So take it for what its worth.
You can't beat real world experience.

No truer words were ever spoken Pop. However we do live in a world of typewriter commandos. YOU CAN'T BEAT REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE

 

[urbanrifleman]

No truer words were ever spoken Pop. However we do live in a world of typewriter commandos. YOU CAN'T BEAT REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE

I have a buddy who bought a bunch of NATO ball powder that essentially lined up very close to W748. Much slower than h335.

It hammered in 6br.