16 April 2011, 20:48
CCMDocJust a note about 600NE brass differences ...
I have both Horneber and Betram brass and there is a significant difference in weight as I had mentioned in the past.
This morning decided to see difference in water capacity and it is 214grains water for Horneber vs. 203grains of water for Bertram.
Only point to take away from this is yet another reminder that components are not interchangeable and when one component is substituted, to start low and work up again.
A safe load in the Horneber brass might result in 4,000-5,000psi increase if used in the Bertram brass.
Just tought it worth sharing ...
17 April 2011, 00:09
BigFiveJackThere's no replacement for real world experience...
17 April 2011, 00:55
cal pappasCCM:
Page 149 of my book on the .600s has 9 headstamps from modern brass and the variations in capacity of powder. If this helps.........
Cal
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17 April 2011, 00:58
BiebsPaul I'll make sure to pass that on to the 3 people I know who have a 600 NE !!!! (you, Cal, Wade)
17 April 2011, 03:49
jorgeDoc: What is your rifle regulated with? When I ordered my 450 I specifically asked for Hornady ammo for regulation. jorge
17 April 2011, 06:38
CCMDocHi Jorge,
Regulated with WR ammo.
Thanks Cal, I'll look in your book for that info. I'm not concerned about those differences since I practice what I preach as far as working up loads. This is just a reminder to myself and to others about that "rule" of reading.
Stay well,
Paul