I've been curious about 195s at 2900-3000 fps. I'd think this would be well under the advertised speeds so more of actual safe load while outperforming 7 PRCW's shooing 180s at the same velocity. No clue about the differences in jackets.
ADG doesn't offer the Mil discount on the Sherman wildcats, they said go ask Sherman and he has already told me no. The ADG brass comes with the 40 degree shoulder so no fire forming necessary.
The bushing likely fits in the die but as far as "working" idk, I'd contact SAC (their customer support is quick). You won't find a SAC die for the 7 Max though. Sadly it looks like it's the Hornady dies or his custom die (which I think may be made from a Newton Precision blank die). You could probably get a custom Whidden die made.
I figured I could just fire form the brass. I already reached out to sac. No response as of yet.
Sherman said someone in Arizona made the custom sizing die.
Am of the mind that I would rather one of those new fancy adjustable dies. With the shoulder and neck being worked by bushing. Like the idea of leaving die going all the way down case, just adjusting the bump via micrometer or shims. Pending who makes the die.
I am not certain the dimensions of Sherman's reamer. It seems like a basic AI conversion. A few thousandths shorter than the 7saum chamber with a 40* shoulder. Minor crush to hold factory case during forming. Maybe a few thousandths more wide at shoulder and wall junction.
All the same, I had thought a 3.1 to 3.2" coal using 180's would probably be fine. However, if the 195 eol is running steady at 2900fps and not maxing out on pressure.. that may be more worthwhile. Little more drop, but it seems to come back over the 180 hybrid after 1000 yards.
But all in all, dies are pretty limited it seems. Not a fan of Hornady at all. Granted I have a 38spc/357mag/357max TiN coated Hornady die set. But, it was the only thing at store and I was not waiting on mail order. I honestly wanted a regular Lee or rcbs set.
All the same, thank you all. I will wait on adg to push out some more brass. Maybe sac will offer a different bushing for their fancy 7saum sizer. I suspect that would be only thing needed. A 40* bushing set.