No no no, I'm currently using Nosler brass, it's weak in the web or maybe, too weak for my intended performance.I was expecting the primer pockets to hold up better than Nosler. How does that compare to Nosler 28N primer pockets?
No no no, I'm currently using Nosler brass, it's weak in the web or maybe, too weak for my intended performance.I was expecting the primer pockets to hold up better than Nosler. How does that compare to Nosler 28N primer pockets?
No no no, I'm currently using Nosler brass, it's weak in the web or maybe, too weak for my intended performance.
Dude!101.5 grains / h20 average
Thanks for the info.I took one nosler and one ADG brass, put a spent primer in each.
Loaded each with H335 powder using a 6" drop tube.
The nosler volume averaged 109.1 grains
The ADG volume averaged 112.2 grains
I weighed 50 ADG brass,
260-260.9....5 total
261-261.9....37 total
262-262.9....8 total
If you are putting equal amounts of powder into both you're going to generate higher pressure and higher velocity in the case that has less capacity.Please clarify.
How does less capacity equal higher velocity? I understand less case capacity with the same amount of powder equals higher pressure, but all cartridges have a limit. Larger case capacity leads to a higher amount of powder to reach max pressure, thus more gas propellant = higher velocities.
Please disregard if I misunderstood your post.
375 Ruger please. As popular as the parent round has become and all the wildcats and factory offerings made off of it we really need some better quality brass.101.5 grains / h20 average