I have seen that with belted cartridges. It’s the only cartridge I’ve had head case separation problems with. Obviously I don’t own custom firearms. I doubt I ever buy a belted cartridge firearm again because of the loose tolerances. Even trying to bump the shoulder 2-3 thousands the brass just doesn’t last long because it has stretched so much from the first firing. Your custom chambers are something completely different. Good info thanks for the explanation. Happy shooting 👍👍
Just watched this video, basically you don't like all of the marketing these days. It's 2024 it's here to stay. Just like automobiles, they make new models every year that does the same thing, get you from piont A to piont B.
So you don’t like people making money off the sale of this phone, but you’ll make money off the use of this phone. Because most people watching your TH-cam videos are on a phone I bet.
I shoot a 300 win mag and reload for it. An issue I've dealt with is a discrepancy between my chambers belt/shoulder relationship and my dies belt/shoulder relationship. When I only move the shoulder back as you described it leaves a bulge in the case right above the belt as the die is cut for the belt and that leaves a gap between the case body and belt cut in the die. After a few firings this small area that doesn't get sized back down begins to make extraction sticky.
I know exactly what you are talking about with the belted case reamers. I measured my 7RemMag nosler brass, new vs once fired. The chamber allowed the brass to bump forward 10 thousandths. Some belted cases have case length as much as 20 thousandths.
Just a thought maybe you should make the rifle then sell it and price it by how it shoots. A flawless diamond sells for more money. A 1/8 MOA should sell for much more than 1/4 MOA Rifle
Dear Sir - Unfortunately, only highly competitive, extremely knowledgeable, experienced shooters will pay for quantifiable performance. The ill-informed masses just want what they want without regard to logic or performance. This is why I want to transition from building to teaching; tired of casting pearls before swine. Thanks........
@@quarterminutemagnums I was thinking that when I have questions about accuracy and building a rifle. I would be nice to be able to pay you for your time as I would a lawyer or consultant. Thanks Rocco
Dear Sir - very kind. Ideally, I would like to work with, and build for, individuals passionate about setting records - without financial constraints or considerations. Thanks............ @@stevenrocco4120
He should go with a 300WSM with a reamer like mine - bumped out the body 0.002 like Alex Wheeler did with the 6.5 and 7PRCs to reduce early clickers. My reamer is based on a Norma brass dummy with a 210 Berger VLD seated out like a PRC cartridge, thus, it takes a medium to long action. The 300WSM has plenty of power.
@@chadperry4021 A clicker is a pressure sign during bolt lift. SAAMI spec PRC reamers, specifically 7PRC and 6.5PRC contribute to early pressure signs, whereas the Alex Wheeler reamer design much improved the chambers so as to try and obviate early clickers. I'd post a video title but if I do youtube will delete my post
@@Accuracy1st do you think it’s a design flaw or a built in safety? Like how randy pobst discovered the then new c8 corvette understeering when pushed hard on the track.
I hope he goes 300 RUM with ADG brass!!!
I have seen that with belted cartridges. It’s the only cartridge I’ve had head case separation problems with. Obviously I don’t own custom firearms. I doubt I ever buy a belted cartridge firearm again because of the loose tolerances. Even trying to bump the shoulder 2-3 thousands the brass just doesn’t last long because it has stretched so much from the first firing. Your custom chambers are something completely different. Good info thanks for the explanation. Happy shooting 👍👍
Just watched this video, basically you don't like all of the marketing these days. It's 2024 it's here to stay. Just like automobiles, they make new models every year that does the same thing, get you from piont A to piont B.
I hope he goes with the 30 nosler!
So you don’t like people making money off the sale of this phone, but you’ll make money off the use of this phone. Because most people watching your TH-cam videos are on a phone I bet.
Dear Sir - we see videos on full sized desk-top. Also, we don't make any money from YT - we actually lose money. Thanks........
Really enjoying these videos.
Appreciated - thanks.
I shoot a 300 win mag and reload for it. An issue I've dealt with is a discrepancy between my chambers belt/shoulder relationship and my dies belt/shoulder relationship. When I only move the shoulder back as you described it leaves a bulge in the case right above the belt as the die is cut for the belt and that leaves a gap between the case body and belt cut in the die.
After a few firings this small area that doesn't get sized back down begins to make extraction sticky.
Dear Sir - phone me, too much for this format. Thanks.......
alll this new crap COSTS!!!!,without much benafit
Dear Sir - that seems to be the point. Churn the mill, fleece the flock. Thanks................
I know exactly what you are talking about with the belted case reamers. I measured my 7RemMag nosler brass, new vs once fired. The chamber allowed the brass to bump forward 10 thousandths. Some belted cases have case length as much as 20 thousandths.
Dear Sir - very true; but unknown to most average shooters. Thanks...............
so basically if you reload even with a factory chamber and dont push the shoulder back too far there is no advantage to non belted?
Dear Sir - the answer is "it depends." Too much for this format..................thanks.
I hope he goes with the 30 nosler!
I hope he goes with the 30 nosler!
I hope he goes with the 30 nosler!
I hope he goes with the 30 nosler!
I hope he doesn’t just because of you🤣🤣🤣
I hope he doesn't have a stroke !@@jasonrad9332
Just a thought maybe you should make the rifle then sell it and price it by how it shoots. A flawless diamond sells for more money. A 1/8 MOA should sell for much more than 1/4 MOA Rifle
Dear Sir - Unfortunately, only highly competitive, extremely knowledgeable, experienced shooters will pay for quantifiable performance. The ill-informed masses just want what they want without regard to logic or performance. This is why I want to transition from building to teaching; tired of casting pearls before swine. Thanks........
@@quarterminutemagnums I was thinking that when I have questions about accuracy and building a rifle. I would be nice to be able to pay you for your time as I would a lawyer or consultant. Thanks Rocco
Dear Sir - very kind. Ideally, I would like to work with, and build for, individuals passionate about setting records - without financial constraints or considerations. Thanks............ @@stevenrocco4120
He should go with a 300WSM with a reamer like mine - bumped out the body 0.002 like Alex Wheeler did with the 6.5 and 7PRCs to reduce early clickers. My reamer is based on a Norma brass dummy with a 210 Berger VLD seated out like a PRC cartridge, thus, it takes a medium to long action. The 300WSM has plenty of power.
Please explain “clickers” what is it? I’ve heard the term never got a explanation.
@@chadperry4021 A clicker is a pressure sign during bolt lift. SAAMI spec PRC reamers, specifically 7PRC and 6.5PRC contribute to early pressure signs, whereas the Alex Wheeler reamer design much improved the chambers so as to try and obviate early clickers. I'd post a video title but if I do youtube will delete my post
@@Accuracy1st do you think it’s a design flaw or a built in safety? Like how randy pobst discovered the then new c8 corvette understeering when pushed hard on the track.
@@chadperry4021 over expansion at the 0.200" line. Either from overpressure or a poor match between the die and the chamber.
Dear Sir - .300 WSM built "properly" is a great cartridge. Thanks..................