1stmarine
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There is only one definition for wildcats so nobody can have two. MAny serious enthusiasts do all the research in advance and sometimes they get little or no credit for it, but occasionally they do.
I do agree the any comparatives should be approached with the most caution and I make that clear in my post but I do not agree they should be approached with extreme prejudice give proper information about build, barrel length, pressure, speed, ballistics, etc...
And regarding the .270winchester huge volumes of surplus 30.06 brass made the foundation for dozens of commercial and wildcat cartridges. That has been the case with many military rounds.
I can make as many "Grendel" cases as I want out of a simple Russian case, but I don't. I am looking for extreme accuracy and Lapua quality is very hard to beat.
I do agree the any comparatives should be approached with the most caution and I make that clear in my post but I do not agree they should be approached with extreme prejudice give proper information about build, barrel length, pressure, speed, ballistics, etc...
And regarding the .270winchester huge volumes of surplus 30.06 brass made the foundation for dozens of commercial and wildcat cartridges. That has been the case with many military rounds.
I can make as many "Grendel" cases as I want out of a simple Russian case, but I don't. I am looking for extreme accuracy and Lapua quality is very hard to beat.