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Need a favour from someone with quickload please. The following is the load data and i am interested in the pressure difference and predicted difference in velocity Load 1 Calibre: 458 Lott Powder: S355 (Somchem) Weight: 77 grains Bullet: 500 grain Hornady DGS Primer: CCI 250 Case:Hornady Load 2 Calibre: 458 Lott Powder: S335 (Somchem) Weight: 80 grains Bullet: 500 grain Hornady DGS Primer: CCI 250 Case: Hornady Thanks | ||
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![]() Although QL does have problems predicting the internal ballistics for straight cases like the Lott, 80 grains is pretty Hot, you may want to think about that one for a while. ![]() | |||
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By no means take this as a fact without research and testing but S 321 produces about the same energy with less pressure. ![]() ![]() | |||
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Just one more thought. On the QL graph: Yellow means you are in a comfortable pressure zone. Purple means you’re tickling the dragon’s tail. Red means you’re flirting with disaster. ![]() | |||
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Mick thank you very, very much! Could you please run it with S355 as well? Thanks | |||
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I feel more comfortable with S 355. ![]() ![]() | |||
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