wilkup
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Hmm… I've never heard of a twist being too fast. Tell me more?So I'm guessing a 1-10 twist would be too fast?
Hmm… I've never heard of a twist being too fast. Tell me more?So I'm guessing a 1-10 twist would be too fast?
I'm probably showing my inexperience. but I thought you could spin a bullet too fast..Hmm… I've never heard of a twist being too fast. Tell me more?
Sure doesI'm probably showing my inexperience. but I thought you could spin a bullet too fast..
I'm running a 338 sherman max with a 10 twist, and it does shoot 200's and 225's very well. Both mono's and cup core.
I have a longer FB than the original reamer ( .100 ) over. So I mite have to jump them a mile just to seat them far enough.
It just sounds like fun to shoot a .338 at 3400 fps
I'm just imagining the report back on a 338 mono hitting an animal at say 3250 impact velocity.Sure does
I would think a mono wouldn't come apart at higher RPMs, but maybe a traditional, cup and core type…?
I'm just considering the physics of such a possibility. Faster twist and higher velocity produce a higher RPM, which in theory could potentially tear a bullet apart. Being of solid copper construction, I'd think the threshold for such an occurrence would require significant force.
Grin city?I'm just imagining the report back on a 338 mono hitting an animal at say 3250 impact velocity.
Should be here in December.Not seeing 338 Sherman dies on the website. Where you guys getting yours?
Yes, match grade bushing setsThanks Rich,
I sent an email through your website asking so disregard.
What brand dies? Hornady?
What do they cost these days? I'm seriously considering sending my rifle down to JES for a rebore this winter to push those 175gr HHs next springYes, match grade bushing sets
$195What do they cost these days? I'm seriously considering sending my rifle down to JES for a rebore this winter to push those 175gr HHs next spring
Any estimate on how fast those light 175s will go in a 24" barrel?$195