Now that the 131 Blackjack bullet has been around for a while, what's the opinion so far?
I'm bored with my current 7 SAUM and need to repurpose the action for a while as a distraction and I've been considering a 25 PRC since a buddy has an unused reamer sitting in his reamer pile. My concern is that setting up a gun for one specific bullet is always a bit of a gamble.
I think my real concern is the bullet's ability to hold up to high RPMs. I know Blackjack recommends a 7.5" or even 8" twist in the higher velocity chamberings, but I'm curious if anyone is having good luck spinning the bullets over 330K RPMs. If I used a 7" twist, I could still try the 128gr Hammer Hunter, anything slower and it would be either the Blackjack or something in the 115 class if the 131 didn't work out.
I'm bored with my current 7 SAUM and need to repurpose the action for a while as a distraction and I've been considering a 25 PRC since a buddy has an unused reamer sitting in his reamer pile. My concern is that setting up a gun for one specific bullet is always a bit of a gamble.
I think my real concern is the bullet's ability to hold up to high RPMs. I know Blackjack recommends a 7.5" or even 8" twist in the higher velocity chamberings, but I'm curious if anyone is having good luck spinning the bullets over 330K RPMs. If I used a 7" twist, I could still try the 128gr Hammer Hunter, anything slower and it would be either the Blackjack or something in the 115 class if the 131 didn't work out.