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Finished off my ultimate Coyote getter yesterday, even put some rounds down range. Steyr M-95 action chambered in 20-06. Remington 204 Ruger takeoff barrel. 60gr of H-1000 CCI LR Mag primers and 34gr Dogtown bullet. This has a little zip to it. Haven't run it across the Chrono yet, next trip out I will try. Larry
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March 11, 2010, 03:37:34 PM »
Is this your own wild cat? What's Saami spec? Cup? PSI? What velocity do you think you'll be able to get with that?
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March 11, 2010, 03:41:16 PM »
Far as I know it is the only one. I don't know the velocity, depends whether I run it to 30-06 pressures or to 25-06 pressures. I made the cases from 25-06 brass, one pass through the sizer and it is done. Larry
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March 11, 2010, 03:43:01 PM »
Nice looking yote gun!
What kind of groups are you getting?
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March 11, 2010, 03:46:10 PM »
P.O. Ackley had a 22-06 back in the 1930's and it seemed to be overbored. Interesting to see what velocities you get out ot it.
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March 11, 2010, 03:56:05 PM »
I haven't shot for a group yet, yesterday I just sand bagged it in and pulled the trigger with a string. Put 7 rounds through it and it seems fine the primers aren't really too flat, so I may move the load up some. Left case is 60gr h1000 and the right is 57gr of H1000. Looks good to me. Larry
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Anybody care to take a guess at velocity? I say over 5500fps if the bullet can hold together? What twist is it?
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i'd say 3900 fps
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March 11, 2010, 04:02:56 PM »
Ah man! You beat me to it! I'll say 3800fps. I was thinking about a 20 WSSM for my next project, short, fat powder column...
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At 49,000 psi 3,900 is predicted, at 60,000psi 4,400+, but the calculators aren't very accurate when dealing with extreme case sizes. I may try running some 40gr bullets through it, that may be a little more to it's liking. I will let you know, I could go to some faster powder, but I started slow just to be safe. Larry
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Wow I was way off. I thought it would compete with the .22-243 Middlestead @ 5278 fps? Cool project though.
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I'd say definately over 4k.
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The velocity just really isn't reliably predictable, you just need to measure what you get. I will have some numbers in a while, but it is impressive when it fires. Larry
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Yes please keep us posted.
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