yes sirFor a 28 Nosler?
yes sirFor a 28 Nosler?
With a 3.6 mag box half the bullet will be below the case neck junction?yes sir
built plenty of 28 noslers and custom rifles and they have been extremely accurate out of a rem 700. they aren't limited to 3.600" but, to each their ownCustom rifles are seldom built to SAAMI specs for a reason.
Absolutely, correct and I don't see anyone suggesting limiting to SAAMI specs. What people are suggesting are practical solutions that exceed SAAMI specs.Custom rifles are seldom built to SAAMI specs for a reason.
our most accurate loads with 175eh, 180hyb and 195 were with a coal of 3.630+, but that is my fault for ordering a custom reamer from jgs. i built a friend a 28 on a tikka cause he shoots factory ammo and it worked great. i just prefer a bit more room. not saying you're wrong3.5" of mag box may not be long enough for what some folks want to do but the saami max spec for the 28 Nosler is 3.34 inches. So, an additional .135 over saami spec with .025 allowance for feeding is not exactly a failing solution.
Other than 50 BMG based cartridges or international 50 BMG equivalents, there is no cartridge I am aware of with a Saami spec greater than 3.7 inches. So sure, loading long is very popular and is useful but at what cost and effort do you got to increase the COAL specification by over 1/2 an inch.
3.34+.135 = 3.475. A berger 190 1.61 inches. The neck shoulder junction on a 28 Nosler is @ 2.314. 3.475-2.314 = 1.161. That leaves .449 protruding below the neck/shoulder junction. .449 is 28% of the 190 grain berger.
Any of many that will accept a 3.9"+ mag box.Absolutely, correct. And I don't see anyone suggesting limiting to SAAMI specs. What people are suggesting are practical solutions that exceed SAAMI specs.
So what action are you suggesting?
So tell us your favoritesAny of many that will accept a 3.9"+ mag box.
that is what i am asking aboutSo tell us your favorites