allen mag cartridges???
#2
RE: allen mag cartridges???
Check them out here:
http://www.longrangehunting.com/foru...3/index39.html
FiftyDriver is the maker of them.
RidgeRunner has a 7mm AM, he'll chime in.
http://www.longrangehunting.com/foru...3/index39.html
FiftyDriver is the maker of them.
RidgeRunner has a 7mm AM, he'll chime in.
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RE: allen mag cartridges???
i 2nd that. i really like the looks of the 257 allen and the 6.5 allen. what i sthe difference in the 270 allen and the 277 allen? what is an allen express? is it diferent than an allen mag?
#7
RE: allen mag cartridges???
R.R Thanks for the info..I just might be interested in something like that..
What about the loading dies for these wild cats...What action does he use
on these? Sounds better than my 22-250...Where does this fellow
live?
What about the loading dies for these wild cats...What action does he use
on these? Sounds better than my 22-250...Where does this fellow
live?
#9
RE: allen mag cartridges???
Kirby firmly believes in maximum capacity and long heavy for caliber high BC bullets, his fave for the 270's is a 195 gr wildcat, the 7mm's is the 200 gr wildcat, these bullets have an ungodly BC over .7. His cases get the kirby treatment, blown out and sharp shouldered.
#10
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 240
RE: allen mag cartridges???
I think you can argue all day about what one cartride has to offer over another. I believe the bottom line is you need to decide what you'll be happy with and make your purchase from that decision. Read the ballistics from many different calibers you are considering and go to a chart like that is on www.biggameinfo.comFrom that you can determine down range impact energy down range velocity, bullet drop and the whole nine yards. If you plan on spending that kinda money on a custom rig be sure your happy with what you decide.