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Gonna do that. Got chubby ass at the loading bench as we speak

Ok so here is another load I had loaded the same day just a lighter load. 62.8 gr rl 26 Same seating depth and my chrono read 5 shot average of 3195fps So 62 gr would drop it around 3150 fps if I'm thinkin right

Send me a number and I'll text a picture of what I have got

Same measurement . I'm not sure how much water to put in it. Do I want just a small bit above the top of case or a big rounded water ball above it I have a picture of the water in the case but don't know how to post pictures. I can text it to someone

I don't have anymore fired cases, only had the one.

3506 from tip to base on coal

It's nosler brass, and thank you I will pull bullets and start over on loads.

Well all thank you for your help. Just be straight up with me its all good. I'm glad that I have a place to go and get help. As you guys see it where would you be with my powder and bullet combo fora load?

Hornady bullet comparator measurement is 2.830" and the water measurement was 71.2 not 72.2 And 150 gr ablr bullets

I appreciate you helping me understand.

Ok

Yes so explain what now

Ok empty case is 205.3 Full of water is 277.5

if im over charged wouldn't I have a smiley face on my brass or a shinny spot? Bolt lift is smooth and not sticky. Also does elevation have anything to do with it? Im at 7600 ft to 9500ft

How do I get my case capacity?

No feathers ruffled here. If the others would just say something instead of "hint" that would be better. I mean I am here to learn and be helped if someone sees it fit. Here is the QL for close to where I am running in my rifle. -04.0 98 63.65 3030 3058 54155 12597 100.0 1.209 now if I...

thank you

ok i am wondering how you know what node your on with your load? I dont understand this node stuff but am wanting to learn. Where an I at with mine? 280 AI 63.5 gr rl26 210m primer 24" barrel 3234 FPS

Does anyone have these there not using? I need .20" lift in the rear of my ring and I cant find anyone that has any to buy. Any help appreciated.

Nice work!!! I might have to give them a try one day. That is some fine shooting sir!