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I may try some heavy lead subs... Problem is how heavy... Inside taper of case will be limit in seating depth.

No idea who the Big Stick guy is, but from some of moronic stuff he writes... Maybe it really isn't safe for him to play with guns... Or himself.

CashQueen,

It's your Imagination,be sure to Pretend with it as you MUST.

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Pretty much, but more .357ish

Serious question, what advantage will this cartridge have over .300blk, other than being straight walled?

That just doesn't make sense... I think you are a bot.

Maybe that explains hint?

Better Delta on gas pressure between subs and supers.

More energy potential.

Better selection of expanding bullets.

More case capacity to push stuff harder.

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Downside is going to be mag mods, barrel extension blending and potential for less feed reliability.

It'll play nice,where folks are mandated to only shoot stupid schit and will be their best pitch at compliance.

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You'd do well,to set the crack pipe down.

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Sounds about right. Fortunately no such rules in my locale. If I’m going to build an upper to fling “ping pong balls” at pigs I think I’d just buy an ARP 6.8 barrel and use hornady factory ammo. And stick to my .357mag lever gun




I don’t think I care that much about shooting subsonic, but I know some guys do.

I've got lotsa Harrison spouts.

Pass the 224/243 Grendels and hold the Fluff.................(grin)

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Any word on twist rate?

Here is some history on my use of the 110 gr Speer Varminter in 30-06.

We initially loaded the first 100 in the '06 with a decent load of 3031 for an expected velocity around 3500 fps, just like I had successfully loaded 110 gr RN in the past. I took a shot at 100 yds, and missed the target clean. Walked up to fifty yds, still a complete miss. Thirty yards, complete miss, not a mark on the18 inch square target. WTF?????

This was in about 1980, and I had only been loading about a year, I was pretty much a novice.

So anyway, the next shot at fifteen yds left six or seven holes in the target. The bullet was fragmenting near the muzzle due to excessive RPM.

I slowed it sown to 2400 fps with 4198 and used that load for years on ground squirrels, musk rats, and pop cans. It was about a two moa load and I used it out to about 150 yd targets. If you could hit the water with it about 12 inches this side of a muskrat, it would lift the rodent about six feet into the air and drop him dead without a mark on his body. There was zero chance of a ricochet from the water's surface, not that it would have mattered on that muskrat infested reservoir. There was nothing down range, but a cheat grass bluff.

But this was in a commercial Winchester barrel intended to stabilize bullets up to 220 gr. I would be curious what could be done with the same bullet twisted 1 in 24".

I've never even heard of BHW.

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