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Quote: Great pattern! Why didn't you keep going with smaller bores? | ||
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Quote: Please don't do this!!! Consult a loading manual for each cartridge you load. Loading data is available free from IMR, Hodgdon, Alliant and others. | |||
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Bore dia has more to do with it than anything. The bigger the "piston" the faster the pressure drop as it moves foreward. This is illustrated by my pards 7mmRUM using 86gr H1000 with a 162gr to reach the pressures I have in a 300RUM with a 200gr pill and 88gr of H1000. His bore is smaller,..so he uses less powder (assuming same case design) to reach that same pressure. MHO,..I'm no balistician though. | |||
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Yes! There is a rule. Data among chamberings should be considered as NOT interchangable unless specifically stated as such. And remember, bullet "weight" is one variable that effects pressure. A 30 caliber bullet and a 25 caliber bullet of the same SD are NOT going to weigh the same. Other variables coming into play here as well that have already been pointed out. | |||
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Not that I`m aware of. Take the 30-06, 280, and 270 with similar SD bullets, 270 = 150, 280 = 160 and the 180gr in the `06. Useing H4831 you`ll see 5-6 gr differance in max powder charge. H4350 has a wide range also. | |||
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