Absolute Hammer load data

That is THE top load, works good in cold/cooler weather, but NO NO in hot. Stiff bolt lift, and have to wack the bolt with hand to extract fired case.......
I'm unable to open your link. I'd also be curious how fast you've got it going. My friend has a 25 STW.
 
25-06 Rem
90 AH
26"
New Norma 1/8T FCD
Fed 215M
COAL 3.227"

Varget
47.5: 3419 fps
48.0: 3424 "
48.5: 3462 "
49.0: 3462 "
49.5: 3499 "
50.5: 3530 "
51.0: 3600 " blown primer

Reloder 15
47.5: 3357 fps
48.0: 3366 "
48.5: 3458 "
49.0: 3591 "
49.5: 3461 "
50.0: 3516 "
50.5: 3590 "
51.0: 3556 "
51.5: 3598 "
52.0: 3618 "
 
25-06 Rem
90 AH
26"
New Norma 1/8T FCD
Fed 215M
COAL 3.227"

Varget
47.5: 3419 fps
48.0: 3424 "
48.5: 3462 "
49.0: 3462 "
49.5: 3499 "
50.5: 3530 "
51.0: 3600 " blown primer

Reloder 15
47.5: 3357 fps
48.0: 3366 "
48.5: 3458 "
49.0: 3591 "
49.5: 3461 "
50.0: 3516 "
50.5: 3590 "
51.0: 3556 "
51.5: 3598 "
52.0: 3618 "
Velocity is all over the place with RE15, except at 51.5-52.0 gr. Interesting.
 
With AH bullets do you really need to find a whole new powder or can one just go down to the next bullet weight in the book? Specifically looking at 7mm 140gr, should i just use data for the 120gr bullets in the book and work up? Thanks.
 
With AH bullets do you really need to find a whole new powder or can one just go down to the next bullet weight in the book? Specifically looking at 7mm 140gr, should i just use data for the 120gr bullets in the book and work up? Thanks.
Have you looked at the data from Hammer that is available from Hammer shooters/loaders/hunters that are posted on the Hammer forum? Wealth of experience and information posted. Absolutes are different from Hunters.
 
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