I think that is quite a hot load… most are running 2580-2620 fps.It's hard for me to believe you can get 2700 fps from a 190 out of a 6.5x47 necked up to 7mm without being way over pressure.
Definitely seems spicy.It's hard for me to believe you can get 2700 fps from a 190 out of a 6.5x47 necked up to 7mm without being way over pressure.
At short magnum speeds with the 190 I use a 1-8.Genuinely curious what the ideal twist rate for 190s they used in the announcement page would be.
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They don’t seem to have any updated load data on their regular page in the last 6months.
Cool idea probably but I’d love to see more data.
Neat that Alpha makes brass for it.
I shot the 183 SMK's down to 2600 in an 8.5 twist. 30" Brux.At short magnum speeds with the 190 I use a 1-8.
I want to try them and a 183SMK in a 1-9 barrel.
Tipped bullets actually mimic heavier bullets. The tip moves the center of pressure (COP) farther out front. Since the tip (plastic or aluminum) is lighter than lead, the center of mass (COM) doesnt move forward as much. The greater the distance between the COP and the COM, the more twist is needed to stabilize a bullet.I shot the 183 SMK's down to 2600 in an 8.5 twist. 30" Brux.
190 A-tips gave me a few oval holes which surprised me. That
aluminum tip is supposed to mimic a shorter bullet. I had to
keep them at 2800 in that 8.5......183's always shot better.