Velocity Anode?

[RLinNH]

I am currently doing research on working up custom loads for my 6.5 CM. I am really diggin' Panhandle Precision's stuff, but that's another topic. In another video, the author mentioned that he had his "Velocity Anode" and was going to work from that point. It appears to be an anomalous drop in FPS during the work up in the development of a cartridge. Can someone point me in the proper direction as far as researching this? I tried googling it, but nothing.

 

[Petrov]

Try googling cathode instead.


Ok Im being a wise ass. He is probably talking about accuracy node.

10 Round Load Development Ladder Test

www.65guys.com

 

[spife7980]

Youre better off with http://optimalchargeweight.embarqspace.com/ or https://www.6mmbr.com/laddertest.html IMO

At least give them a read for a varied perspective.

 

[Doom]

Youre better off with http://optimalchargeweight.embarqspace.com/ or https://www.6mmbr.com/laddertest.html IMO

At least give them a read for a varied perspective.

The first (OCW) is a great approach and Dan’s explanation is excellent. Most importantly it doesn’t require a chronograph.

More info at

Practical Riflery and OCW Forums

general discussion of Optimal Charge Weight handloading and related topics

www.tapatalk.com

The more traditional ladder approach is a little more involved because it really should be done at 300yds or more.

Scott Satterlee has modified the ladder test to use a chronograph that looks like a good refinement. You can read about it at

10 Round Load Development Ladder Test

Identifying a consistent and accurate load for your precision rifle while improving the overall efficiency of the load development process is a laudable goal. The 6.5 Guys met with Scott Satterlee …

www.65guys.com

 

[RLinNH]

Thanks to all for the replies. Time to read

 

[Steel head]

Also look up Saterlee and Cortina.