reloading the .303 Epps

[janfred]

Looking good !!!!!

Can you do one with N150? I would like to see the difference

[Treeman]

Looking good !!!!!

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That bullet is a .312 and my case capacity seems to have increased with subsequent firings, i think fire forming is a longer process than i thought - more like 4 fireings than 2.
Case volume is 62.3 now

[Ds J]

Looking good !!!!!

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That bullet is a .312 and my case capacity seems to have increased with subsequent firings, i think fire forming is a longer process than i thought - more like 4 fireings than 2.
Case volume is 62.3 now

Treeman, how do you measure case capacity?

Is it 62.3gr of water or 62.3ml?

[Treeman]

Treeman, how do you measure case capacity?

Is it 62.3gr of water or 62.3ml?
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 weigh empty cases
Fill cases
Weigh cases
Difference is water capacity. My scale is on grains for reloading, I see what you getting at

difference in grams is actually water capacity in ml at coast.

So it is 62.3 in grains.

[Ds J]

    

[Tripodmvr]

Changed the case volume.

[Ds J]

4.16 cm³ (64.2 gr H2O)

7.62 Russian

Same bullet diameter.

[Treeman]

.303 British .311 or .312 depending on which was chosen for the bullet by manufacturer.

[oafpatroll]

Treeman, how do you measure case capacity?

Is it 62.3gr of water or 62.3ml?

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 weigh empty cases
Fill cases
Weigh cases
Difference is water capacity. My scale is on grains for reloading, I see what you getting at

difference in grams is actually water capacity in ml at coast.

So it is 62.3 in grains.
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Following the 'science' eh?

[Tripodmvr]

Looking good !!!!!

Can you do one with N150? I would like to see the difference

Sorry, only saw your your request when scanning through the post