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Reloading
26 Nosler
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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 46119" data-source="post: 1087667"><p>Oh, ok. What you document is exactly why I am interested in the 404 Jefferies/RUM/WSM/Nosler lines. Standards based brass. Quality and availability.</p><p></p><p>I would consider the 28-Nosler a viable alternative for you then. I don't know if I have posted all the data I have it but my 28-Nosler performance does not match the others, including my other Nosler chamberings and other 284/26-Nosler aka 28-Noslers. It's just slow. </p><p></p><p>When I measure the case. Measure the bullet seating depth. Enter all the data accurately and 2 of 4 chamberings for 8 loadings or 16 different loads are within 20fps, less than .1% actual vs model but one is fast by 3% and another is slow by 3% them it shows variability in other factors like the barrels impact on performance.</p><p></p><p>Also remember I am using "take off" factory barrels for the 277 and 284 and they are 24"</p><p></p><p>You could rechamber your LRM. I'm not sure if you would have to do bolt work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 46119, post: 1087667"] Oh, ok. What you document is exactly why I am interested in the 404 Jefferies/RUM/WSM/Nosler lines. Standards based brass. Quality and availability. I would consider the 28-Nosler a viable alternative for you then. I don't know if I have posted all the data I have it but my 28-Nosler performance does not match the others, including my other Nosler chamberings and other 284/26-Nosler aka 28-Noslers. It's just slow. When I measure the case. Measure the bullet seating depth. Enter all the data accurately and 2 of 4 chamberings for 8 loadings or 16 different loads are within 20fps, less than .1% actual vs model but one is fast by 3% and another is slow by 3% them it shows variability in other factors like the barrels impact on performance. Also remember I am using "take off" factory barrels for the 277 and 284 and they are 24" You could rechamber your LRM. I'm not sure if you would have to do bolt work. [/QUOTE]
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