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I had Hornady 300 PRC brass with 7 firings on it alls I did was full length resize, trim the necks when needed and never had one issue ? I hear a lot of horror stories about it but I really haven’t had any problems.

Thank you nice to hear some positive insight to this great new offering.

I had great success with R26 and the 210 Berger’s

Just a a cpl clicks on the scope and your there ! Very good demonstration on barrel lengths at distance.

I got out for another round of testing on once fired full length resized RCC BRASS using a .312 bushing, Reloder 26/215M primers, 10C/50F 300 feet elevation Hornady 150gr CX, 3.225" .050 off the lands, 63.0-3033 63.5-3015 64.0-3061 64.5-3055 65.0-3102 65.5-3146 66.0-3158 66.5-3166 67.0-3228...

I just robbed the picture from Jim Harmer at backfiretv, apparently they were gifted one box for testing purposes.

Sure looking forward to Oct 26th when Hornady announces the 7mm PRC, I think it’s going to be a great addition to the 7mm cartridge line up.

Yes my once fired 280AI Peterson brass was 73.5

Just an update to this, I measured the H20 capacity of a once fired Gunwerks 7mm LRM case and it had 89.1grs of water.

You are correct about the LRM, I just checked the h20 capacity of a once fired piece of Gunwerks brass(ADG) 89.1grs, I used the capacity from Backfire.TV info for the LRM, I have brass/dies/reamer/parts for a build so may follow through one of these days.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=7mm+prc+load+data&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari Check out this info from Jim Harmer

yes for sure, I’m curious who was in on the design of the 7mm PRC….

7 LRM 82grs H2O / 7 PRC 78grs H2O

This is the warning Jim Harmer posted with his 7 PRC findings ! Loading the 175gr ELD-X Bullet in the 7mm PRC Important Note: This is anecdotal testing in my personal rifle. Your results may vary. Unlike a load data book from one of the ammunition companies, I am not measuring pressure with a...