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"If" you already have a gunsmith, he can rent a reamer from https://4drentals.com/product/25-284-winchester/
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You're both Average.
Back to regularly scheduled programming.
You're both Average.
Thank You for the reassurance GL, I feel better now
On another topic, i picked up my new 6.5 Max on a Tikka T3x action, 26" Brux yesterday. Hope to finally get started shortly!!!!!
Looking forward to playing with the new toy.
Looking forward to playing with the new toy.
You can surely use LRP cases but, they won't last very long, unless you're going to use velocities in the 2800-2700fps and under range.
As this isn't a SAAMI cartridge, it is a high pressure round, that performs best with quality SRP brass. With the 131 Black Jack at 2950fps avg. in a 26" barrel, it's money!
Traditional .257 caliber bullets, also work very well with the 1/7 twist 25 Creedmoor as well.
I do not. Using CCI-BR4, FED GM205M and FED AR-Match, with a 41.9gr load of H4350.
As a side note: H4350 is not the bestest powder but, it works. RL16, SW4350, Hybrid 100 V, (ie; a touch slower burn) performed as well or better. I just have kegs of H4350 on hand.
Trigger magazine: 25 creedmoor - ultimate hybrid or ballistic bastard?
How does 25 Creedmoor stack up to 6 Creed and 6.5 Creed? The same question can be asked and answered for really any same-parent cartridge comparison. I'm not sure how long this issue of TRIGGER has been on the shelves but we got the alert to go pickup a copy. So far guys have said they are at...
The SRP cases do pose a problem for some primer/powder combinations. Read of a guy in Minnesota having failures to fire with 22 Creedmoor SRP brass. He had to stop using them and switch to LRP cases. So it can be a problem.
Here's what Peterson brass company states on their website, about their cases with small rifle primers (SRP): https://www.petersoncartridge.com/m...ings/260-remington-srp-brass-cartridge-cases/
"However, SRP are not recommended for shooting in extreme cold or hot temperatures. And Small Rifle Primer Brass sometimes requires the firing pin on your gun to be bushed. This depends on your rifle and your bolt. If that is not done, you risk getting pierced primers. For more information on bushing your firing please watch this YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CDJKLp7BsI."
