Or P-Max internal ballistics which is free.If you've got a laptop or std pc download Gordon's reloading tool. It's similar to quickload. It's very good and easy to use, it'll show you burn percentage.
Hi,Which 52gr, and 40gr bullet ? Flat base or boat tail ?
What length are you trying to get down to, and can you use another powder ?
Hmmm,Can’t help with the question but for info my .222 Remmy loves 40 and 50gns bullets but would not stabilise the 52gns Vmax.
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Different bullets to what I use but this gives a good (Or bad!) idea.
Don’t use a P or Tablet!If you've got a laptop or std pc download Gordon's reloading tool. It's similar to quickload. It's very good and easy to use, it'll show you burn percentage.
Funny enough my Remmy loves 55 gns Sierra Gamekings - lethal on Roe.Hmmm,
My T3 shoots the 55 grain BergerFB TARGET bullets more accurately than the 52sand they are exceptional.Ken.
This from P-Max.Or P-Max internal ballistics which is free.
Good idea Kenbro, except the program he has used (QL?) asks for case volume H2o. P-Max uses a different method in that it uses Case Capacity H2o with bullet seated. So wouldn't give a like for like answer in his case - not a punWould some look at at the calcs from P-Max and how they differ from what Bavarianbrit posted re percentages of powder burned in shorter barrels?
Thanks, Ken.
Ha, my bad, I hadn’t picked up on the bullet seated part.Good idea Kenbro, except the program he has used (QL?) asks for case volume H2o. P-Max uses a different method in that it uses Case Capacity H2o with bullet seated. So wouldn't give a like for like answer in his case - not a pun![]()
Vhit data says N133 x 52 x 23 inch barrel, compressed load = 3264.Try n133 with 52gr I was getting 3540 out of 22”
I was using 28.6gr with 52gr ELD-M