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Reloading
30-06 215 Match Hybrid Loads
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<blockquote data-quote="barefooter56" data-source="post: 1119348" data-attributes="member: 85389"><p>Guys,</p><p>I agree that there are some shooters out there that think that velocity is the holy grail and will overload their rifles . However NEMTHunter has stated that he is seeing no pressure signs with this this load. Also he has set the bullet out of the case neck farther than with the Sierra bullet he was using. This MAY be the reason for the lack of pressure signs. By setting the bullet out. He has exposed more case capacity relieving some pressure there. BUT he is not yet close enough to the lands to raise the pressure. Bryan Litz's article " Effects of Cartridge Overall length (COAL) and Cartridge Base to Ogive ( CBTO) found on our website under EXTERNAL BALLISTICS in our BLOG explains this very well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="barefooter56, post: 1119348, member: 85389"] Guys, I agree that there are some shooters out there that think that velocity is the holy grail and will overload their rifles . However NEMTHunter has stated that he is seeing no pressure signs with this this load. Also he has set the bullet out of the case neck farther than with the Sierra bullet he was using. This MAY be the reason for the lack of pressure signs. By setting the bullet out. He has exposed more case capacity relieving some pressure there. BUT he is not yet close enough to the lands to raise the pressure. Bryan Litz's article " Effects of Cartridge Overall length (COAL) and Cartridge Base to Ogive ( CBTO) found on our website under EXTERNAL BALLISTICS in our BLOG explains this very well. [/QUOTE]
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