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Cheytac parent, 37 degree shoulder, h2o is in the 168gr range depending on brass

i can answer any 416 stroker questions you may have.

Sure, I have an improved 375 cheytac. It gets 3170 with cutting edge 377gr MTAC bullets. Honestly though if i were doing it again i would just chamber a standard 375 cheytac and run the 400gr lazers. The additional capacity does not yield enough gain with the 400s.

I have multiples in both. Savage has better barrel options. Stocks are a lot easier to change then barrels so for what your saying I would go with the savage.

i'm getting 3168 from my 7-300win so i'm expecting around 3250 from a 28 nosler, this is with 180 bergers burning RL33

sorry, I didn't notice how old the thread was since it had been dug up by someone else.

easier to form the brass easier to get the brass and better brass

as a matter of fact they did

not the same case jfseaman I just got off the phone with PTG and they will exchange a unused 30 Nosler SAAMI reamer for a 300/26 nosler for free :D

I guess I need to look at the prints again, I know it wont be much difference in the dia at the .050" at the base but that's going to make it a bit of a pain to size huh. since a standard 26 body die will be ever so slightly smaller then the last .050 of a chamber reamed with this reamer. on a...

ok good, i did the same thing that you did lol. i looked at all the other numbers but not the length....duh lol my reamer came in a couple weeks ago and i just put it up and havnt touched it since

So with the 30 reamer from PTG you can just run it .050" deeper then if i'm reading that correctly?

So whats the plan on this? i havnt looked at the numbers but im guessing you cant just run the reamer deeper to fix this?

a 6.5 LRM would be the same thing as a 26 Nosler except made from 375 ruger brass

There is one more 7mm that i havnt seen mentioned. a 7-300win mag. Some great information about them on this forum. Falls right between the 7 mag and 7 STW. Actually with 180gr bullets its pretty easy to acheive 7 STW velocity in a 28" barrel and still be alot shorter round.