MudRunner2005
Well-Known Member
Berger tests their data using a PTII (Pressure Trace II) setup and QL, and every other method out there combined before publishing it. That's the only smart thing to do, and smart way to avoid lawsuits. Throwing out random data can get people hurt. The folks that build the data for those manuals don't just wing-it like us normal folks do. We look at primers, case heads, and ejector swipes and can get a fair guesstimate of whether we're overpressure or not, but unless you own a PTII, you're never going to TRULY know what your chamber pressures for your specific load and rifle are.