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Has the 30 Nosler lived up to the hype?
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<blockquote data-quote="J E Custom" data-source="post: 1339304" data-attributes="member: 2736"><p>I agree with you, but In the real world, we can load to whatever velocity we chose and can live with. I quoted the numbers as printed with the same barrel length, same bullet weight and the same chamber pressure.</p><p>they gave the numbers I posted.</p><p></p><p>I have loaded well above the listed pressures and regretted it, so I only quote listed data that is at or below 63,000 PSI for safety and less trouble for the shooter. If I take liberties with loads, I know the outcome and have to live with the results.</p><p></p><p>I never intend to knock one cartridge over another because they all have there strong points and week points. I only try to show a comparison of the cartridges in their class for the poster to decide.</p><p></p><p>I have studied most, if not all of the new cartridges and found many</p><p>with very little improvements over existing cartridges. Being a wildcatter, I look for the cartridge that shows an advantage in what we already have. And if there are none, I move on. I don't believe in making change just for the sake of making change If there is no benefit.</p><p></p><p>Bottom line is a person can chose whatever cartridge they want for what ever reason they want as you stated. Only time will tell how good a cartridge is and even some of the best have fallen by the way side for one reason or the other. I still own Some of these and keep them because they do such a good job for what they were intended.</p><p></p><p>As stated, I just try to compare apples to apples and stay away from my likes and dislikes. I like and respect everyone's opinion and Enjoy</p><p>hearing their point.</p><p></p><p>Thanks. (More coffee needed)</p><p>J E CUSTOM</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J E Custom, post: 1339304, member: 2736"] I agree with you, but In the real world, we can load to whatever velocity we chose and can live with. I quoted the numbers as printed with the same barrel length, same bullet weight and the same chamber pressure. they gave the numbers I posted. I have loaded well above the listed pressures and regretted it, so I only quote listed data that is at or below 63,000 PSI for safety and less trouble for the shooter. If I take liberties with loads, I know the outcome and have to live with the results. I never intend to knock one cartridge over another because they all have there strong points and week points. I only try to show a comparison of the cartridges in their class for the poster to decide. I have studied most, if not all of the new cartridges and found many with very little improvements over existing cartridges. Being a wildcatter, I look for the cartridge that shows an advantage in what we already have. And if there are none, I move on. I don't believe in making change just for the sake of making change If there is no benefit. Bottom line is a person can chose whatever cartridge they want for what ever reason they want as you stated. Only time will tell how good a cartridge is and even some of the best have fallen by the way side for one reason or the other. I still own Some of these and keep them because they do such a good job for what they were intended. As stated, I just try to compare apples to apples and stay away from my likes and dislikes. I like and respect everyone's opinion and Enjoy hearing their point. Thanks. (More coffee needed) J E CUSTOM [/QUOTE]
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