RAGGED EDGE
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About a foot, and 1.75329.
25-06 AI
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scpaul
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Is that mono copper or cup and core? That would be like a crossbow bolt, hmmmm?
victor3ranger
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lol 
victor3ranger
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Sorry fellas I got this thread all messed up
scpaul
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Talk about penetration but no expansion!
scpaul
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sorry .
choprzrul
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My 26" Ruger #1 in 25-06 averages 3611 fps using 90gr Absolute Hammers over RL16. Deer do not like it….
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RAGGED EDGE
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Copper-infused beryllium.
victor3ranger
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lol
Berger has 135s. The heaviest .25 cal bullet I have now is 145 Black Hole. Chinchaga has not started manufacturing 160s yet. I would love to get a hold of a .25 cal in 175.
scpaul
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Has to look like a crossbow bolt.
RAGGED EDGE
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It'll need a magnum length action.
sable tireur
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The cartridge case everyone usually ignores. One of Rocky's finest:
Those who complain about the short neck should examine their commitment to the .243 Win.
And the neglected .25-35 Win.
Or the .250 Savage Ackley Improved:
And the short list:
The one point most often debated is the increase or lack there of in velocity.
Actually the important point is the broader range of powders which now work better in the 'improved' cases.
The other point is why do we have to pick just the one cartridge which is 'better' than the others? Why can't we just accept the list of standard cartridges and the improved cartridges then go off to the range or the hunting grounds to enjoy the selection and the new rifles which can be built to enjoy them?
I'm currently working with the .25 WSSM case + the 131 Blackjack in a Winchester Short Short action. Lots of fun!
Enjoy the variety!
Those who complain about the short neck should examine their commitment to the .243 Win.
And the neglected .25-35 Win.
Or the .250 Savage Ackley Improved:
And the short list:
The one point most often debated is the increase or lack there of in velocity.
Actually the important point is the broader range of powders which now work better in the 'improved' cases.
The other point is why do we have to pick just the one cartridge which is 'better' than the others? Why can't we just accept the list of standard cartridges and the improved cartridges then go off to the range or the hunting grounds to enjoy the selection and the new rifles which can be built to enjoy them?
I'm currently working with the .25 WSSM case + the 131 Blackjack in a Winchester Short Short action. Lots of fun!
Enjoy the variety!
This is what my case will look like.
