Was there a thread with many celebrity cameo appearances. Kodiac, did you shower, shave, and shine your shoes yet?
Seriously I have a real question RELATED TO an issue in that closed thread. There was some discussion there, among other things, about the safety of the .400 Corbon round. I don't want to gett into that per se. There was also a posting somewhere recently where someone warned of a kb with a .400 corbon round that had had the bullet jammed in tight due to a former ftf, raising pressures dramatically and KB! (the short neck make for a less tight hold on the bullet). OK, now I have had many of the jammed ftfs while manually cycling some 400 corbons as I mentioned elsewhere. And these are Corbon factories, so they're loaded hot already.
So, my question is: What is the proper OAL for .400 corbon rounds with 135 gr and 150 gr JHPs, so I can check these before firing? I like the letter K ("kiss", "kinky", my brother "Ken"), and I like the letter B ("beautiful", "bikini", "bratwurst"), but they lose most of their appeal when put together.
Seriously I have a real question RELATED TO an issue in that closed thread. There was some discussion there, among other things, about the safety of the .400 Corbon round. I don't want to gett into that per se. There was also a posting somewhere recently where someone warned of a kb with a .400 corbon round that had had the bullet jammed in tight due to a former ftf, raising pressures dramatically and KB! (the short neck make for a less tight hold on the bullet). OK, now I have had many of the jammed ftfs while manually cycling some 400 corbons as I mentioned elsewhere. And these are Corbon factories, so they're loaded hot already.
So, my question is: What is the proper OAL for .400 corbon rounds with 135 gr and 150 gr JHPs, so I can check these before firing? I like the letter K ("kiss", "kinky", my brother "Ken"), and I like the letter B ("beautiful", "bikini", "bratwurst"), but they lose most of their appeal when put together.