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270 WBY Mag to ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Trickymissfit" data-source="post: 531689" data-attributes="member: 25383"><p>I agree with, and then dissagree on a technicality. The way the double radi works, tends to leave the base of the bullet hanging out in the open if they have to be seated deep. The neck is really (bearing surface) .078" shorter, but with a much better turbulance point. About the only way you could form cases with something else would be a basic 35 Remington case, and it has no belt and is over a half inch too short.</p><p> </p><p>I've been saying all along that the 30-06 case is too big for anything under 140 grains. I honestly think a 62 or 61mm case length is about right. An example would be to compair a 6.5AI with a 6.5-06. They are very close to each other with 100 grain bullets. Yet one case holds a lot more powder. On the otherhand when you jump up to 140 grain bullets, the seperation of the cases really starts to show up because you can use the extra powder better</p><p>gary</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trickymissfit, post: 531689, member: 25383"] I agree with, and then dissagree on a technicality. The way the double radi works, tends to leave the base of the bullet hanging out in the open if they have to be seated deep. The neck is really (bearing surface) .078" shorter, but with a much better turbulance point. About the only way you could form cases with something else would be a basic 35 Remington case, and it has no belt and is over a half inch too short. I've been saying all along that the 30-06 case is too big for anything under 140 grains. I honestly think a 62 or 61mm case length is about right. An example would be to compair a 6.5AI with a 6.5-06. They are very close to each other with 100 grain bullets. Yet one case holds a lot more powder. On the otherhand when you jump up to 140 grain bullets, the seperation of the cases really starts to show up because you can use the extra powder better gary [/QUOTE]
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