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I reload for my garand, the load is 150gr. hornady fmjbt on top of 47.9 varget over cci lr primer, when i shoot a round even from a cold barrel the case is very hot to the touch, this does not happen with my o3 or mauser which both use varget also, any sugestions?
 
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Welcome to the forum.
The answer to your question is the following. In a semi-auto the case is ejected from the rifle before the brass case can transfer its heat to the rifle. In a manual operated rifle the heat from the brass case is transfered to the rifle before the case is ejected.
 
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Gas operated rifles always have hotter brass than a bolt action. Has to do with the blow back gases used to cycle the bolt.

NE 450 # 2 has a better explanation.

Cheers and Good shooting
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