Reloader Swiss Quickload service

DCG

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I'd recently posted that I was considering the use of RS powders in my 7mm-08.
On browsing Reloader Swiss's website again, I noticed that they offer a Quickload service for chambering/bullet combinations which don't appear in their load data.
Along with your chambering, bullet type, and weight, you'll have to supply them with your barrel length and maximum available cartridge overall length, taken from your own rifle. They'll put it all through Quickload, and in my case, supplied their powder recommendations along with the Quickload results, within a working day.
What an excellent service !!
 
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Hi Stubear,
I've included the link to the info sheet, then you email through the contact page where there's a field for load data enquiries.

RS Reload Swiss - Nitrochemie AG

If this doesn't work, you'll find the page by going to "Service" on the top bar, then click on calculated load data.
Damn good idea really, bit of a shame the other suppliers don't do it !
 
Absolutely !!
Its exactly what you need when considering a new powder/load combination.
Were all quick to criticise when we've got a gripe, but I also feel that it's worth promoting excellence when I come across it. Especially if it will help other members !
 
I'd recently posted that I was considering the use of RS powders in my 7mm-08.
On browsing Reloader Swiss's website again, I noticed that they offer a Quickload service for chambering/bullet combinations which don't appear in their load data.
Along with your chambering, bullet type, and weight, you'll have to supply them with your barrel length and maximum available cartridge overall length, taken from your own rifle. They'll put it all through Quickload, and in my case, supplied their powder recommendations along with the Quickload results, within a working day.
What an excellent service !!

Yes, until more data becomes available, they're offering this service to anyone who enquires. I've used it myself for Creedmoor loads and within a week I received an email with the full details from QL, together with recommended nominal loads.

I have also submitted full data to them for loads developed from scratch for my .308 in case it was of help to anyone else not expecting to hear anything back. Within a few weeks, I received a nice e:mail from them and they had checked the data against QL, and published it (they have a customer load data section on their website) plus sent me a cap in the post by way of thanks which was unexpected.

Their customer support is fantastic.
 
I have also emailed them and found their response really quick and really helpful!
Not to mention that their RS62 seems to be a very useful powder!
 
I had a reply to what powder to use and not only did I have the info on what powder RS62 but as I gave them all my bullet and case OAL Barrel bla bla they sent over the full load chart inc CUP pressure ect .
here's just a bit of the load chart :


User Data: Date:19-Okt-2017 Time:14:47:17 File: *
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Comment 24'' barrel - 84.99mm COL -
52.0gr start load - 805m/s - 3055bar Cartridge / Caliber .280 Ack Imp Bullet .284, 162, Hornady ELD-X 28 MaximumAverage Pressure, allowed 4482 bar 65000 psi. (Piezo SAAMI) with boattail Groove Caliber 7,21 mm 0,284 in. Bullet Weight 10,5 gm 162,0 gr.
Case Capacity, overflow 4,805 cm³ 74,0 gr. H2O Bullet Length 37,59 mm 1,480 in. Case Length 64,52 mm 2,540 in. Bullet Seating Depth 17,12 mm 0,674 in. Cartridge O.A. Length 84,99 mm 3,346 in. Barrel/Tube Length 609,6 mm 24,0 in. Shot Start / Init Pressure 250,0 bar 3626 psi. Cross SectionArea of Bore 0,4032 cm² 0,0625 in.²
Propellant type ReloadSwiss RS 62
Charge Weight 3,37 gm 52,0 gr. Load Density 0,815 gm/cm³ 206,1 gr./in.³ Heat of Explosion, Potential 3722 J/gm 241,2 J/gr. Energy Density of Charge 3033 J/cm³ 49702 J/in.³ Propellant Solid Density 1,62 gm/cm³ 409,68 gr./in.³ Used Ratio of Specific Heats cp/cv 1,2433 Burning Rate Factor Ba 0,411 1/s Weighting Factor 0,5 Burning Function Limit Z1 0,502 Prog.-/ Degressivity Factor a0 2,127 Factor b 2,038 Bulk Density 0,964 gm/cm³ 243,8 gr./in.³
Calculated and Estimated Data: Bullet Shank Seating Depth 12,04 mm 0,474 in. Capacity Displaced by Seated Bullet 0,669 cm³ 0,0408 in.³ Useable Case Capacity 4,136 cm³ 0,2524 in.³ Bullet Travel at Muzzle Exit 562,2 mm 22,13 in. Loading Ratio(''Density'') / Filling 84.5 % Charge Fraction Burnt at Shot Start 1,68 % Predicted Data: Maximum Chamber Pressure 3055 bar 44305 psi. Bullet Travel at Pmax 70,6 mm 2,78 in. at Muzzle Exit: Bullet Velocity 804,6 m/s 2640 fps. Pressure at Muzzle 724 bar 10498 psi. Bullet Energy 3399 Joule 2507 ft.lbs. Bullet Barrel Time 1,395 ms Propellant Burnt 99,5 % Ballistic Efficiency 27,1 %
Check Loading Manuals for Safe Minimum Charge Weight toAvoid Hazardous Ignition Conditions like Secondary Explosion Effects ! Real maximum (peak) of pressure is reached while bullet moves within barrel. End of combustion occurs after the bullet's base passes muzzle.

What a service many others could do well to copy .
 
Problem with Swiss RS powders is finding someone who stocks them, I'm at the moment trying to source RS 62 in the Northwest to replace H4350 for my Creedmoor
 
Bought some RS 50 from Norman Clark's a few days ago. They recommended it as an alternative to Vit 140. They had what looked like the whole range in stock.
 
Had the same experience when I asked about the 7x64. 2 days after initial request they sent a load through and then when I asked about a separate bullet (same weight) they sent that through!

Brilliant service!
 
If you post your own data on their site , they'll send you some freebees. Hat , key ring and stickers .
The guy to email is called Domonik Antrim.
 
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