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I'm new at using Quick Load and have a question about adding cartridge data. I've entered all the requested data for my .308 Bellm and when I calulate a load with a given powder I always come up short of what the velocities should be by about 125fps. Is this as good as it gets, or did I maybe not enter the data correctly? Thanks, Bob | ||
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Bob, For a new user of quickload, I would say you are doing good, particularly since you had to add a cartridge not in quickload. 5% on velocity is reasonable for any powder. If you are consistantly low over many different powders, then the effective case capacity might be to large in quickload. I quickly ran IMR4895 for 150g HYD, 14" barrel, 80.0% load density,and was only 30fps low. good luck, steve | |||
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The velocity that Quick Load gives me have been pretty close to what the chronograph reads. You say about the velocity it "should" get. Have you chronographed them? Bob257 | |||
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I find quickLOAD to be a little optimistic across the board. | |||
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Yep, I chronographed one load at 2509fps and Quick Load says 2431 which is 78fps difference, closer then the next one. 2574 actual vel. and Quick Load is 2446, for a difference of 128fps. I was thinking that maybe I entered the .308 Bellm Data wrong into Quick Load. I might reenter it and see if things change. Thanks for the responses! Bob | |||
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