I didn't either!****, I don't see how that's possible. I'm running the 146 hammer at 3400 out of my 7 RUM with ADG brass. I'm on the ragged edge of pressure. Some case show a faint ejector mark and others dont. Granted, it's with N570, not RL26. I can't use RL26. It's too temp sensitive for this Texas heat.
I'm not sure. In this case I'm thinking we will get to the point of diminishing returns and won't see more out of the Absolute.Imagine what youd get with the 140g Absolutes....
I'm not sure what you mean.Virgin brass on a new barrel is not a fair test for a barrel that's not broke in, sped up, and brass is all fired. Especially on a belted mag.
Believe you are spot on with regard to the 140AH. I'm pushing my 7 STW hard to get those speeds with the 140AH. You have me thinking about rebarreling it back to the 7RM it started life as. I've been leaning that way because of brass availability, but this sealed the deal.I'm not sure. In this case I'm thinking we will get to the point of diminishing returns and won't see more out of the Absolute.
Yes.....especially when it DISAPPEARED from all retail shelves!Holy smokes!!! Very impressive. R26 does seem to do some interesting things.
Blowing out the brass uses some of the powder energy and tends to mask a rather stiff load. Extraction on fired brass is better if you are gauging whether a load is safe or not. I tend to just back off a few % and get what I get. Heck, my 7stw is under 3400 fps with a 140 and my 7rum is at 2900 fps with a 175. If I need a harder hit I have bigger bored rifles.I'm not sure what you mean.
Try it again when it's 96 degrees.
Next firing on the brass will be a new load development.Blowing out the brass uses some of the powder energy and tends to mask a rather stiff load. Extraction on fired brass is better if you are gauging whether a load is safe or not. I tend to just back off a few % and get what I get. Heck, my 7stw is under 3400 fps with a 140 and my 7rum is at 2900 fps with a 175. If I need a harder hit I have bigger bored rifles.