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  1. DavidS

    Can anyone here use Quickload??

    OK Quickload is just a theoretical prediction. With Quickload, I am not able to specify which primer, so I assume this data is based on using small rifle primers. 6BR Norma, .243, 105gr Berger BTHP #24428, Loaded length 2.44", barrel length 26", 40.64gr RL-17, MV 3500fps Pressure...
  2. DavidS

    Can anyone here use Quickload??

    I would be happy to run your data in Quickload, but I don't have enough info on the case. Since your case is not listed Quickload, I will have to find one that is close is dimension and internal capacity. I looked at your reamer diagram it the dimensions and found these cartridges and internal...
  3. DavidS

    Neck Sizing a Heavy Straight-wall Case to a Bottleneck

    Just an observation. The resulting shoulder in the last picture resembles a Weatherby case.
  4. DavidS

    reloading 350 Remington magnum ..............

    Based on what I found, WC860 is developed for use in 50 BMG and is similar to H870. Probably much to slow for the 350 Rem Mag.
  5. DavidS

    Guess Your Nut Size

    I am assuming that the sizes stamped on the wrench do not refer to the size of the hex head on the bolt, but to the diameter of the bolt. In my experience with wrenching with bolts in this size range, a wrench that fits the hex head on a bolt is usually 3/16 larger than the bolt diameter. So in...
  6. DavidS

    a thumbs up to tubb's final finish bore lapping system

    A number of years ago, I had a Win M70 Supergrade 338 Win Mag that was made during the last few years before the New Haven plant closed. I was lucky to get 3 inch groups from it, so I tried the Tubbs Final Finish on it. I figured it couldn't hurt. Well, to the end of the story, after firing the...
  7. DavidS

    Does new Quickload include 6mm Creedmore?

    I have Quickload v3.9 and according to the website, that is the latest version. It has the 6.5 Creedmore Hornady, but not a 6mm Creedmore.
  8. DavidS

    7. 08 to .284 win.

    Sounds like you want a 7mm and since a long action would be better for the 284 Win, why not get a 280 Rem. The 280 is going to come in a long action and the case capacity is slightly more than the 284. The 280 Rem and 284 Win are ballistic twins.
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