30 SM with the 245 EOL

300 prc
originally, It was the 30/375 S. I. when I designed it off of the 375 Ruger about 10 years ago.
So if it's a shortened 375 Ruger case with a longer neck, then it's basically a necked up 7mm LRM? Or is the overall case length shorter?

I'm assuming SM stands for 'short mag'.

I have a 338-375 Ruger and my load runs 250gr Bergers at 2980 fps from a 26" barrel. Will easily hit 3000+ fps, but my accuracy is at 2980. The Ruger case is very efficient and produces some impressive speeds in all its variations.
 
.1 moa at 492. Gonna call it good until I can get to ranch and shoot to 1000.
Final load 245 eol with 82 grains of N570 at 2950. Seated at 2.856 bto , 215m
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So if it's a shortened 375 Ruger case with a longer neck, then it's basically a necked up 7mm LRM? Or is the overall case length shorter?

I'm assuming SM stands for 'short mag'.

I have a 338-375 Ruger and my load runs 250gr Bergers at 2980 fps from a 26" barrel. Will easily hit 3000+ fps, but my accuracy is at 2980. The Ruger case is very efficient and produces some impressive speeds in all its variations.
It takes the exact same case as 300 prc. Once you fire the case it will get the shoulder to the angle you are needing. Shoots factory 300 prc 225eldm very nicely in most guns I have seen.
 
Some people are willing to or are unintentionally running 70K PSI, eg the 6.5 CM running 140s. It takes pressure to get you there.
 
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