lancetkenyon
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Now all I need is a deer tag...
Go for it !!I know this particular thread has been dormant for a bit but it seems a good place to ask this, assuming others are still watching, if not I will start a new thread. Wanted to see if anybody had created a 6.5 SS file in QuickDesign? I just bought QuickLoad, has not arrived yet, and wanted to see if someone else has already done the work, and wanted to share. If not I will give it a go when I have it setup.
We are working with the 6.5 SST II .125 FB.....My shooting buddy and I are working on a QL for the 6.5 SST. We have a starting point built now and once we have some live data we can start tweaking the numbers.
My barrel will be here on Monday so here in the next several weeks we should be able to start modifying what we currently have in QL and dialing it in.
I appreciate that James!We are working with the 6.5 SST II .125 FB.....
No problem Rich I am looking forward, and extremely excited to work on this. QL is a great tool once live data is placed. It may take a little more work because we are working with a cartridge that is not presently found in QL, but I a certainly optimistic we can get it 'dialed' in short time....I appreciate that James!
One thing others have noticed wit the Sherman shorts is they generally perform above where QL suggests. If I recall correctly, the charge may end up close but velocity is higher.No problem Rich I am looking forward, and extremely excited to work on this. QL is a great tool once live data is placed. It may take a little more work because we are working with a cartridge that is not presently found in QL, but I a certainly optimistic we can get it 'dialed' in short time....
That is great information to have. So it may end up we would be at powder charge X, but be working with the next node higher on the BT/ms. Which would be a good thing IMO....One thing others have noticed wit the Sherman shorts is they generally perform above where QL suggests. If I recall correctly, the charge may end up close but velocity is higher.