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260 Rem Vs. 6.5-06
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<blockquote data-quote="wildcat westerner" data-source="post: 1460076" data-attributes="member: 21361"><p>Hello Wildrose, like you for years velocity for me was the answer. Then I started to look closer at various reloading manuals and noted very high velocities could be attained with significantly less powder, art near capacity of the case. Such was the case when dealing with my 6.5 Sherman and the usage of Re 22 and 23. Logic and experience would indicate even slower powders in this .280 AI case, further improved and then necked down to 6.5, butI found higher velocity, with less powder attainable due to casein process shape, capacity and a slighter faster powder. Seldom can you get the best of both worlds, but in this cartridge it would seem this is the case. Before in certain cartridges I was used to having the primer pockets opening up in four reloads, despite meticulous reloading process; no more!</p><p>Wildcatwesterner</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wildcat westerner, post: 1460076, member: 21361"] Hello Wildrose, like you for years velocity for me was the answer. Then I started to look closer at various reloading manuals and noted very high velocities could be attained with significantly less powder, art near capacity of the case. Such was the case when dealing with my 6.5 Sherman and the usage of Re 22 and 23. Logic and experience would indicate even slower powders in this .280 AI case, further improved and then necked down to 6.5, butI found higher velocity, with less powder attainable due to casein process shape, capacity and a slighter faster powder. Seldom can you get the best of both worlds, but in this cartridge it would seem this is the case. Before in certain cartridges I was used to having the primer pockets opening up in four reloads, despite meticulous reloading process; no more! Wildcatwesterner [/QUOTE]
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