vitaminado
Well-Known Member
Hello
I've always been curious to know what maximum pressure a rifle can hold before exploding.
I imagine that it can vary depending on the rifle, but let's take as an example a factory rifle like a remington 700, bergara b14, browning x-bolt, etc.
I see that many people surpass the loads of the manuals.
I've been loading for a couple of years and I'm afraid to do it
for example the caliber 338 win mag, according to CIP are 62336 psi
When you begin to see the signs of pressure in the brass, have you already exceeded the maximum pressure?
Thanks for your help
I've always been curious to know what maximum pressure a rifle can hold before exploding.
I imagine that it can vary depending on the rifle, but let's take as an example a factory rifle like a remington 700, bergara b14, browning x-bolt, etc.
I see that many people surpass the loads of the manuals.
I've been loading for a couple of years and I'm afraid to do it
for example the caliber 338 win mag, according to CIP are 62336 psi
When you begin to see the signs of pressure in the brass, have you already exceeded the maximum pressure?
Thanks for your help