[member=2]Treeman[/member]. What speed from what charge?**************************Its hard to say, because the cases seem to be at various stages of f...

Still battling to get this Epps to shoot - I think it has to do with the cases not being fully fireformed till two-3 firings. Just when I shoot a sess...

It is for hunting, will apply above suggestions

To be expected I would think, it is a "woke" caliber.

Thats a large rifle primer, the hole is stretched wiiiide .20240925_165355 by David Frank Allen, on Flickr

br>chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkajbr>aLL THESE PLACES STILL MAKE GUNS BY HAND, FROM RAILWAY LINE STEEL TO BOILER ROOM PARTS.

Ja !- this is now a worry to me. Look, there ain't no way the action will be dumped, just not going to happen, but mmmnnn -Ya!Been reading on the...

Sorry to have to tell you, but those two labels are completely different.They are even different colors.You need an eye test, like the rest of us had ...

I'd be a bit iffy of that action now. The highest pressure I could find referenced for a 303 Brit proof load was 75k psi and early ones were in t...

Its there for like we spoke about, to create pressure for better burn characteristic's. There is not bullet to hold, hold and then break loose. T...

What bullet weight and what speed did you get? My QL calculation goes off the clock at 200K psi.****************************** ;D  ;D  ;D 17...

Momentum (speed x weight) plays a big role in penetration. I can remember a picture showing a 300gr (375HH) solid in an oak board. It penetrated 57 in...

Quick Load puts the pressure at 99000  PSI

They very different and yet so the same. 20240922_130608 by David Frank Allen, on Flickr20240922_130558 by David Frank Allen, on Flickr