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| Check you reloading manual 150 should start at about 46grs, and 163 around 45 grs. velocity will be around 2600f/s for both. Pressure is the key try to stay in the range of 44K to 46K it should operate the action with out any hitches, |
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| Since this is your first post on the site what assurance do you have that some goof ball will not give you bad data? Poll on loading manuals |
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| I use 47 grains of 4895 and 150 grain Speer. Works good.
Regards, Keith |
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| thanks for all info, i have been loading 25+ years but not for garands ,just wanting to see what some people say. there is some bad info out there. i did find this link, i have been told these are max loads, need to back off 10% thanks again http://masterpostemple.bravepages.com/M1load.htm |
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| 47.5 grains IMR 4895 with a Std LRP behind a M2 ball, Hornady FMJ or M80 147 BT's with LC brass. Lee Factory Crimp perfect too. |
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