mewachee
Member
Alright, I know why the bullet pulls. However, there are people shooting much higher velocities than I. Here is some background,
Ruger Alaskan 454 (40 oz.)
335 gr. WLNGC Cast Performance
Hornady Brass
RCBS dies
Roll crimping
Ok, these bullets have deep cannelures, and I am roll crimping all the way in. At 1300 fps, I cannot shoot the 6th round. At 1250 fps I can shoot all 6, but there still is some pull.
Any ideas?
Could belling the case have something to do with it. I am shooting today with brass that is a minimum bell, hoping that might help.
Could this just be a factor of gun weight verses bullet weight, factoring in recoil?
Ruger Alaskan 454 (40 oz.)
335 gr. WLNGC Cast Performance
Hornady Brass
RCBS dies
Roll crimping
Ok, these bullets have deep cannelures, and I am roll crimping all the way in. At 1300 fps, I cannot shoot the 6th round. At 1250 fps I can shoot all 6, but there still is some pull.
Any ideas?
Could belling the case have something to do with it. I am shooting today with brass that is a minimum bell, hoping that might help.
Could this just be a factor of gun weight verses bullet weight, factoring in recoil?