Originally Posted by DigitalDan
Originally Posted by jwall


Bore Capacity can only be increased so much by added bll length >> to a point. In converse, a larger bore is less susceptible to velocity loss in
shorter lengths. HELP Denton <grin>

So, if you follow me, the 6.5 or even 7-08 will fair well in shorter barrel lengths.

Good Luck

Jerry


Thinking the operative phrase is "expansion ratio".


Sorry Dan, but it is Bore Capacity. I have Denton's equation to figure it.

Bore Capacity = Bore Squared / 1000. ***edit << -- Bore Dia.*** Squared/1000

The problem w/JR40s comparison is the 06 & 308 use the SAME bore dia.

Smaller bores have LESS capacity than larger bores. ( duh laugh really)
If you run comparisons 308 - 708 - 243, using the same CASE size you'll find the 'smaller' bores
Lose MORE vel (speed) in SHORT blls.


Casey (alpinecrick) verified what I suspected per the 708. That's one cartridge I've never had but I've experienced the diff in bore capacity using
358/308/243 enuff to have predicted the 708 would do well.

To All: I have no horse in this race.

Jerry

Last edited by jwall; 12/17/17.

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