03-24-2020, 01:04 AM
What is the jump distance at 2.260?
Stop cleaning the bore between loads.
Don't use 1x fired brass for work ups.
Find a new range so you can work up over the chronagrah.
If you ran your brass in a full length sizing die you have plenty of neck tention on that bullet.
Load 50 of them at your top load and go shoot them, don't clean the bore, don't shoot any other kind of bullet, then run your ladder.
The Makers are a soft copper that's how they have such a low expansion limit. They like a dirty bore in my rifles.
31.8 grains of h335 and a coal length of 2.260 is straight money in my ar grendels with the 85 Maker Trex bullets.
Stop cleaning the bore between loads.
Don't use 1x fired brass for work ups.
Find a new range so you can work up over the chronagrah.
If you ran your brass in a full length sizing die you have plenty of neck tention on that bullet.
Load 50 of them at your top load and go shoot them, don't clean the bore, don't shoot any other kind of bullet, then run your ladder.
The Makers are a soft copper that's how they have such a low expansion limit. They like a dirty bore in my rifles.
31.8 grains of h335 and a coal length of 2.260 is straight money in my ar grendels with the 85 Maker Trex bullets.