nkyshooter
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By the way @caiati - Meet @elkaholic (aka Rich Sherman - 'creator' of the 6.5 Sherman Short)
20" will run a 180@ 3115 es of 15.I have nothing against a long action at all. I've had my share of long actions and didn't mind them one bit. My whole concern was getting enough energy/speed to ethically take elk at longer ranges. I always thought the magnum cartridges needed the longer barrel length to burn the powder. Just curious what type of speeds you are getting with a 300RUM on a 20" barrel?
I try to keep everything in stock including reamers, brass and dies.What is the availability of their brass usually? I'm assuming you run a sherman
Well alright! Looks like you are just the person I'd like to talk to then! I'll be sending over about 1000 PM's if that's okay...I try to keep everything in stock including reamers, brass and dies.
I not only run a Sherman, I am a Sherman
Thanks for the link but I do not have any social media at all.Log into Facebook
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Dont blame you!!Thanks for the link but I do not have any social media at all.
In my lonely opinion there are no real positive aspects of it and it tends to cloud the mind. On the flip side of that, if I owned my own business I would have to put of necessity.Dont blame you!!
You just nailed it!In my lonely opinion there are no real positive aspects of it and it tends to cloud the mind. On the flip side of that, if I owned my own business I would have to put of necessity.
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Those are some good numbers. Forgive me for my ignorance but what are you referring to when you write "es"?20" will run a 180@ 3115 es of 15.
22" will run 215@ 3k es of 10 and a 181 hammer @3200 es of 13 this rifle smashed elk this year with 215 berger!
both with H1K Remington brass nothin fancy..
for comparison i did a 30 nosler in a 20" proof and it ran a 215 a little over 2800 with h1k
these are all accuracy nodes with the gold standard of powders!
Thank you"es" = Extreme Spread - the difference from the maximum and the minimum velocity of a given string of shots. The tighter they are, the more consistent the downrange elevation can potentially be.
In addition to low ES, we also want as low as possible SD (standard deviation) which is the positive and negative variation ("deviation") from the average within 1 standard deviation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_deviation
Redneck descriptions ...
ES - difference between fastest and slowest
SD - how much faster or slower the closest 2/3(ish) are from the overall average
What's bullets and what speeds are you getting with a 19" barrel in 6.5PRC?I'd not have any issue shooting a 19" 6.5 PRC. Trying to find time to chop my 6.5-284 to 19" actually. High bc bullets and good enough velocity plus great handling with suppressor.