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Now that would be awesome! A 26 inch barrel, 140 grain bullet, rl26 and some common sense should allow a Creed shooter to be around 2900+-. So pretty good and as Cajun states better velocity than H4350.
I did as well but I give conservative numbers so as not to get hopes to high for ppl. I hit pressure with my final charge weight. But my .5 grains less was 3027. I finalized at 2966 as best accuracy and speed.
The 260 terminator is an improved 260 with a +p bore rider throat. Of course it's going to outperform a creedmoor, it better it has 8% more case capacity and a low pressure throat design.
Not sure if that is hostility or a condescending statement, if it is I am unaware where it came from? Hopefully not!!
Either way, I'm not arguing that point, and I'm not trying to say we need a better way to butter our bread, I agree that standard pressure signs override whatever the actual chamber pressure is anyway, safe is safe, SAAMI max pressure may ruin some types of brass with one fireing, and be mild with others. I'm simply pointing out the fact that with these type of loading techniques, max SAAMI and CIP pressures are rather irrelevant, noone is loading to those pressures. Everyone is loading until they see pressure anyway. I'm simply making conversation about the interesting nature of how different chambers, brass, and rifles handle and compare in chamber pressure.
Nice! I didn't see that last time I was on their site. I have thought about investing in one, simply out of curiosities sake, I thought that you had to shoot factory ammo to calibrate it though, and the biggest reason I would want one is for wildcats. I would like to know where I'm at with pressure vs what the brass is showing me, I think it would be very interesting.
Looking back through the thread it's obvious you just enjoy arguing, you've been provided Bergers data and many others showing they have loads even up to 49(not mine I ended at 48). So enjoy your night and I'll leave it that.
