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Winchester Model 70 .280 Remington upgrade to AI
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<blockquote data-quote="Bob Wright" data-source="post: 2039441" data-attributes="member: 104363"><p>I would submit, just trying RE23 in handloads, trying some primers, staying with a 140-160 cup and core class, it should increase velocity without any other barrel work. How much velocity, is the experiment. Definitely less cost.</p><p>Rechambering, yes, one step up in cost, definitely adds capacity. </p><p>But the barrel length and twist is the limiting factor for the 280AI potential, probably half the bullet designs cannot be shot well.</p><p>That's where my thoughts take me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bob Wright, post: 2039441, member: 104363"] I would submit, just trying RE23 in handloads, trying some primers, staying with a 140-160 cup and core class, it should increase velocity without any other barrel work. How much velocity, is the experiment. Definitely less cost. Rechambering, yes, one step up in cost, definitely adds capacity. But the barrel length and twist is the limiting factor for the 280AI potential, probably half the bullet designs cannot be shot well. That's where my thoughts take me. [/QUOTE]
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