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260 terminator
@ 06:42 am (GMT) |
Brendon GreigJust wondering what members think of this interesting how they use light riflein in the throat to alow the bullet to gain speed as it builds pressurehttp://panhandleprecision.com/260-terminator-initial-review/ |
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@ 06:17 pm (GMT) |
Thomas KitchenRe: 260 terminatorvery interesting Brendon never heard of it before only Gain twist barrels |
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@ 02:36 am (GMT) |
Brendon GreigRe: 260 terminatorWas wondering how it would work in the rifles with long throats and as Nathan states in his books where bullets have free flight to the rifling |
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@ 07:14 pm (GMT) |
Thomas KitchenRe: 260 terminatorre reading the article it talks about the design being in the reamer.
if we look at this picture you'll see where it says free travel?this is the leade i think they still have this but there reamer would be longer with a kinder cone like / taper flutes at the front that would take a little of the lands in front of the leade slowly tapering down to Nothing / normal diameter bore. i hope that make sense, its the way i picture they have done it but i could be wrong. |
@ 12:46 am (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: 260 terminatorThanks for sharing Brendon, this is an interesting design, partial rather than full freebore. This could also work well for the RUMS as a custom throat design.It would certainly take some experimentation to get this right and to match it to specific bullet designs or a group of bullet designs. He must have been very busy. |
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@ 06:37 am (GMT) |
Brendon GreigRe: 260 terminatorthats funny Nathan when I read the article the fist thing I thought of was your Rum I can see merit in the Idea |
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