Wildcat cartridge basics (my 8 step process)

This is my 8 step process on how I decide on a wildcat round. By all means this is not bullet proof and is no way perfect. Do a lot of research before making your decision. This video is to only aid your thinking process of how and what to look at when deciding on a wildcat cartridge.
Disclaimer:
I am not a professional. Anything you see on this channel is strictly for demonstration purposes only. You should always follow published load data and manufacturers specifications. The things shown on this channel are my practices only that I have honed in on over the years with my experience with trial and error. Just because it works for me does not mean it will work for you.

[@mikemiles3068]

Great video, good tips and I built my first 25/06 wildcat way back in 1970 and still shoot it today. Very good tips young man ❗️

[@theaveragereloader7222]

Thank you sir

[@jacktheaviator4938]

Wildcatting sure has changed a lot. What is described in this video is just reloading known loads. Wildcatting used to mean doing something that had not been done 10000 times. Loading 6mm PRC isn't any different than loading NATO spec 556.
I have been work with 17 cal wildcats for years. Everything from a WSSM length magnum to 17-06. Built from scratch with pretty much no load data.
I am not trying to be a dick, but I don't understand why everything under the reloading or handload umbrella get called wildcatting.

[@theaveragereloader7222]

So far I’ve loaded for 4 cats that had absolutely no load data had to come up with it on my own. Not everyone has the mentality to load with a wildcat process obviously since you have wildcated that you carry that mentality into all loading process. I would venture to say that 60% or more just look data up and load it. As I do Cary this process into all of my reloading I was just giving a general overview to someone who wants to buy has no idea to go about it.

[@sethperry1323]

I have thought about going with a 6x45... it pretty impressive for what it is....I did pick up some brass an dies for the 6max... look for a new coyote 🔫

[@vladimirlotous759]

Great info. Thank you!

[@jamespollard1670]

Good stuff .

[@theaveragereloader7222]

Thank you

[@tylerjohnson2833]

Do you know anything about the 30 Herret?