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razor1
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Does anyone go below minimum length that is printed in load manuals? I am fairly new to reloading and was wondering if any one does this and if so what are the risks? Thanks
 
Posts: 39 | Location: Tuscola,Tx | Registered: 30 July 2006Reply With Quote
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Does anyone go below minimum length that is printed in load manuals?


Confused I guess I don't understand everything I know about what you asking. bewilderedroger


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YES. I go under and over the book suggestions and have for 40+ years.

In fact, the books didn't even bother with COL figures until recently and I wish they had't started. I've never seen anything else cause so much confusion and uncertainty.

Load the way you want and adjust the charge accordingly.
 
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That's what I was thinking,just needed some confirmation.Thanks for your help.
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YES. I go under and over the book suggestions and have for 40+ years.

In fact, the books didn't even bother with COL figures until recently and I wish they had't started. I've never seen anything else cause so much confusion and uncertainty.

Load the way you want and adjust the charge accordingly.
 
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