In my 24" 300WM (Mesa) I use SIG and Jagmann brass. With a fired primer, fired cases with fired primers left in weigh (Sig 244.2 grains. Filled with water it weighs 335.5 gr)
***(Jagmann fired case/fired primer weighs 252.3gr and filled with water weighs 342.5gr)
Obviously the jagmann is thicker, by 8.1gr more weight. My rifle also has a minimum spec chamber. So far, I've only used the SIG bras for mid range loads or reduced loads. I save the Jagmann for hunting loads. I have to stay at least 1 to 2 grains below some listed Max loads too!
So, using the above capacities, which will help I hope, I need a "guesstimate" or a SWAG at how fast these two loads are going? I'm "thinking around 3200 or a bit more? Thanks
Jagmann case
Barnes 150 TTSX
COAL 3.450" equals .10" off the lands and crimped w/LEE FCD
Fed 215M in both loads
24" barrel:
77.6gr H4831SC
72gr R17
***(Jagmann fired case/fired primer weighs 252.3gr and filled with water weighs 342.5gr)
Obviously the jagmann is thicker, by 8.1gr more weight. My rifle also has a minimum spec chamber. So far, I've only used the SIG bras for mid range loads or reduced loads. I save the Jagmann for hunting loads. I have to stay at least 1 to 2 grains below some listed Max loads too!
So, using the above capacities, which will help I hope, I need a "guesstimate" or a SWAG at how fast these two loads are going? I'm "thinking around 3200 or a bit more? Thanks
Jagmann case
Barnes 150 TTSX
COAL 3.450" equals .10" off the lands and crimped w/LEE FCD
Fed 215M in both loads
24" barrel:
77.6gr H4831SC
72gr R17