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I'm working up a load for my 700 Remington .308 I'm using a 20" barrel. elevation is 3500' and above. Temp range 30 - 65 deg F. I'm using once fired Fed brass. Hodgdon H4895 powder, Sierra match kings BTHP 180gr, I'm using 41.5 gr as my MAX load. I see that i've used Fed215 large magnum rifle primers. I'm starting at 38.0 grs and stepping up .5 grns at a time. Is my max load of 41.5 grs safe? | ||
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Only the load development you described can say whether that load is safe in your rifle. Quickload predicts about 58,000 PSI from that load, out of a 60,190 rated max. It is probably a hot load, but not insane. Be careful if you change brass. My experience says you'll get better accuracy with GM210M primers in the 308. Good luck, | |||
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H-4895 From 33.0 grains to 43.0 grains Remington 9-1/2 Primer | |||
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Thanks, looks like what I needed, I'll try a couple changes on the next batch. | |||
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