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| From Speer #12, 13.9 to 15.5 and Magnum primer.
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| When you have a bullet that you don't have the exact load for find 2 or 3 bullets of the same weight and style pick the middle of the load data and start there. |
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| quote: Originally posted by p dog shooter: When you have a bullet that you don't have the exact load for find 2 or 3 bullets of the same weight and style pick the middle of the load data and start there.
That is pretty much how I came up with what I had - 14.9 gr. start (I figured that as mid range from Hornady & Hodgdon data). I just thought I would check since my components were all different. |
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| You're welcome. It never hurts to sanity check a load. I've played the pick a number game with conflicting data from a bullet company and a powder company and the have different load ranges for the same combination.
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