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I am the owner of AmmoGuide.com and would be happy to address any of your specific concerns. If you use the 'Support' link (under the AmmoGuide 'Personal' menu) I will make sure I see your message. BTW, you should always double-check the loads you decide to try, no matter where they come...

There aren't? http://ammoguide.com/

http://calnra.com/legs.shtml?year=2010&summary=ab1663

Details at: http://calnra.com/legs.shtml?year=2010&summary=ab1663 Ed Worley on NRA News, March 19, 2010

Uhh... thanks???

Some people talk about it, others...

This may be of help: Compare Ballistic for these rounds: http://ammoguide.com/?tool=bcompare&it=236%7c655%7c122%7c457%7c180%7c399%7c229%7c700 Individual Cartridge Pages: 6mmXC 6-6.5x47mm Lapua .243 Winchester 6mm International 6x47mm Swiss Match 6x47mm 6mm PPC 6mm/250 AI...

Dimensionally, yes, insofar as rim and head profile and as noted, the 7x57 borrowed from older rounds there. When ther US developed the Springfield, they paid Mauser for the rights to borrow from his design and then went to "improve" on it (in the US's opinion anyway :-) But that's where the...

Yup, same with the 7.65 Mauser and a few others. That's why I added: The "Cartridge Identification and Search Tool" is a very unique resource - it matches case dimensions. I assume you've heard of those and simply don't read posts very closely before you respond to them. Please note the...

While AmmoGuide doesn't list the .17-20mm :-) it does host these bigguns... Those rounds are: .50 Fat Mac (Actually based on the .20mm!) .375-50 BMG 12 Gauge From Hell S&H 2-Bore BP Express Compare ballistics for the above here: (Sorry, limited info available for .375-50)...

There are probably more decendants of the .308 Winchester than any other round (with the possible exception of the .284 Winchester). I searched for the basic case dims for the .308 and children and got this... (Note: Some of the above are not decendants of the .308 and actually pre-date it...

AmmoGuide case capacities are calculated, based on a case full to the mouth. There is no one "correct" value for case capacity. It is a GENERAL GUIDE only. An empirical measurement depends on many factors such as whether the case is "fired", "unfired", or "fired and sized" (and whether neck...

Not exactly. The above statement infers one can simply fill up a large case with slow powder and go for it. The determining factor is the maximum working pressure for a given cartridge. The .45-70 and the .450 Marlin have the same bullet diameter and almost exactly the same powder capacity...

Ballistic comparison: http://ammoguide.com/?tool=bcompare&it=154%7c148%7c149%7c99%7c255%7c284%7c88%7c62

Because of this thread, I've research the round a bit more and revisited the AmmoGuide case diagram... We suspect the dimensions that were there were from a hand-measured case. Anyway, thanks for keeping us honest. (FYI, SAAMI tolerances for most rim diameters is max-.02".) BTW, you...

You can tell folks are having fun with this thread because of the different directions everyone is going in. So I thought I'd throw this into the mix - the 8 largest diameter shoulder-fire rounds on AmmoGuide... - 14.5x114mm Russian KPV - http://ammoguide.com/?catid=477 - .600 H&H Nitro...

Thanks, Smitty. No problem - the "free days" announcement maybe wasn't as clear as it could have been. I hope you continue to enjoy the site at any level and your post gives me the opportunity to extend an invitation to all THR'ers. Merry Christmas, all!

Dear interested parties, Thank you for the interest. This should explain the 3 levels of AmmoGuide: demo, free member and paid subscriber: http://ammoguide.com/?tool=chooseyourammoguide Personally, I would love to give away all of AmmoGuide for free all of the time, if someone will cover...

You DID say you wanted COMPARATIVE data, right? if that's the case, no place compares to AmmoGuide because no place compares cartridges like AmmoGuide - HANDS DOWN... At http://ammoguide.com/, you can line 'em up with either a metric or SAE ruler in the background (or even no ruler at all)...

All you need for http://ammoguide.com/ is Java (needed to display the cases and diagrams). You can install the latest Java FREE from the manufacturer (Sun Microsystems) here: http://java.sun.com/webapps/getjava/BrowserRedirect?locale=en&host=www.java.com Works for Mac too! (Thanks for...