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Gentlemen Any of you out there, having any experience with this new caliber? How is the performance compared with the good old 9,3x62? // M | ||
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I have not played with it. But have done some of my own testing while moving an Ackley shoulder forward. The shoulder if moved forward 4mm that is 6.45%. Without drawing it up let's just assume that increases gross capacity 6.45%. You will see about a 1 for 4 gain. So 1.6% velocity on 2500 is 40fps. If you are mag box limited the base of the bullet will still set just as deep in the case. Where you could gain a much larger increase is if your mag would allow you to set the bullet out 4mm or longer. I spent a LOT of time in my younger days playing with a 280 case I blew out and moved the shoulder forward to look like a Gibbs with a longer neck and 40deg shoulder. After a lot of pressure testing what I found was 1%for 4% capacity incease at the same pressure. If I had a 3.4" mag I would simply stay with the 9.3X62. I've toyed with using my reamer and building a 9.3. But for the limited gain I've decided to stay with the factory. After 40 years of hunting I no longer feel 50FPS will make a difference in how dead the animal is. My 2cent opinion is the 9.3x66 is a solution to a problem that didn't exist. As usual just my $.02 Paul K | |||
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I have one chambered in a Sako 75 and I like this rifle chambering combo a lot!! I'm still working on my loads but right away I've been getting MOA with 250 gr Btips. I've only tried a couple of groups of of 286 gr Partitions but they were accurate too. I will be trying to push the velocities to their upper limit in the coming weeks. I have an on going thread on my results. I will be updating it soon as I just put a new scope on it and will now get back to developement. You can look at my recent posts to find the thread or do a search. ------------------------------- Too many people........ | |||
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Ask me in a week or two . | |||
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That would be if you get your stock from McM? Jim Kobe 10841 Oxborough Ave So Bloomington MN 55437 952.884.6031 Professional member American Custom Gunmakers Guild | |||
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