How to Estimate Maximum Pressure
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Great videos... subcribed... I have a lotta vids to watch now... Thanks for helping keep the reloading community safe.... 5 Stars.
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will those pressure marks be more visible the more time you reload?
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nifty. who'da thunk it
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Calipers are just fine. I am an aircraft mechanic and they have always been and shown true to the numbers in the book. If used right.
12 bucks bought me one from Harber Frieght and it has passed calibrations every time. Digital too.
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Use a factory round in your rifle and use that as your pressure "barometer".
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do i check before sizing im using full length dies...so ur saying factory is .370 1x fired im useing .223 federal case
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Got a question... Not all ammo manufacturers use Starline or other off brand brass. Reloaders choose these off brands because of cost. So, if one is attempting to obtain factory ammo to use the brass as a control group against reloaded brass to test maximum pressures, then how would that work with off brand brass like Starline that may not be used in a factory load?
IRmediator 8 months ago
@IRmediator In that case use the standard indicators. Flattened primers, pressure rings and difficult extraction. Never exceed maximum loads and always use good judgement in your loads.
ammosmith 8 months ago
what about belted mag cases? does this technique apply to them?
CaptainMcWood 2 years ago
Yes. Measure just in front of the belt
ammosmith 2 years ago