And how many flutes do your reamers have?
5And how many flutes do your reamers have?
I have both the 135gr Berger and the 131 Blackjack bullets. I have used the 135 Bergers thus far after fireforming brass.What bullet are you running? What kind of velocities are you getting?
What's your COAL? How do they fit in the magazine? Can you get close to the lands?I have both the 135gr Berger and the 131 Blackjack bullets. I have used the 135 Bergers thus far after fireforming brass.
I only have 100 rds on the barrel but was getting >3200fps with N570. Interestingly, I have had no heavy bolt lift at all (it is on a Tikka action), did see some flattening of primers, no ejector marks, but I have had a couple blown primers. I am using Nosler 270 win brass.
I have both the 135gr Berger and the 131 Blackjack bullets. I have used the 135 Bergers thus far after fireforming brass.
I only have 100 rds on the barrel but was getting >3200fps with N570. Interestingly, I have had no heavy bolt lift at all (it is on a Tikka action), did see some flattening of primers, no ejector marks, but I have had a couple blown primers. I am using Nosler 270 win brass.
RL26 wasn't too hot at 55.3 grains for me in my 25-284. Only a 24" barrel but 3100 was what I got with 55.3 grains. Wouldn't go any further as accuracy opened up to around half inch. That's acceptable for me but one hole groups is hard to argue with.A little different, but I'm running Peterson .270 brass in a couple .270 Sherman's, in a 25" we're running the 140 Badlands sbdii mono at 3240, and it is 2 grains below any pressure signs using N565. Sounds like you might need better brass? The other .270 Sherman is a 19", that is running the same bullet at 3065 on a lower node with RL26, the upper was 3150, and was about half a grain below pressure signs, so pretty close
Sorry, I was referencing dworrel, forgot to add his quote in.....he was loosing primer pockets with apparently no other real pressure signs? Sounds like brass to me. Your stuff sounds spot on!RL26 wasn't too hot at 55.3 grains for me in my 25-284. Only a 24" barrel but 3100 was what I got with 55.3 grains. Wouldn't go any further as accuracy opened up to around half inch. That's acceptable for me but one hole groups is hard to argue with.
Mountain tactical makes a a replacement drop in bottom metal for Tikka actions. I have been using one of those with an AICS mag, but it does not feed well from the magazine.What's your COAL? How do they fit in the magazine? Can you get close to the lands?
Thanks!
I have been using the Nosler 270 Win brass in standard 270 Win rifle and have a had several blown primers way before signs of overpressure. Unfortunately, that was the only "quality" brass available at the time. I guess I need to wait until some Peterson is available.I have both the 135gr Berger and the 131 Blackjack bullets. I have used the 135 Bergers thus far after fireforming brass.
I only have 100 rds on the barrel but was getting >3200fps with N570. Interestingly, I have had no heavy bolt lift at all (it is on a Tikka action), did see some flattening of primers, no ejector marks, but I have had a couple blown primers. I am using Nosler 270 win brass.
Nosler brass is way overpriced in my opinion! Pretty consistent, but soft.I have been using the Nosler 270 Win brass in standard 270 Win rifle and have a had several blown primers way before signs of overpressure. Unfortunately, that was the only "quality" brass available at the time. I guess I need to wait until some Peterson is available.
I thought Nosler was Norma brass in an AKANosler brass is way overpriced in my opinion! Pretty consistent, but soft.
Ive heard that too, and it may be, but it might be their own spec?I thought Nosler was Norma brass in an AKA
On a different note, what is the freebore of your 30SM reamer ? I'll be mainly loading the 225 ELDs. Needing one for my gunsmith to chamber my barrel.Ive heard that too, and it may be, but it might be their own spec?