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I have plenty of 150gr soft point bullets, and H4895 powder on hand.

I may never take it hunting, but one never knows. I also have plenty of Lake City brass.

Thanks!


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acsteele,45.0 to 50.0 of H-4895 with the 150gr. The CCI #34 primer. The listed vel. was 2740 with 50.0gr. and the 150gr. bullet.
 
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h4895>43.2-46.4grn. per Hornady Manual with their 150-55grnrs. This is from their M1 Garand section of reloading data.

I gave up on the lot of #34 primers and am using Fed. 210's, just make sure your seating them .001" or so more than flush. Them feds fire off every time, the lot of #34's I have are misfiring now and again-can't have that.
 
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I've used 46gr under 147grFMJ in my Garand. Any of the powders in the burn range of 4895 work great in the Garand. Hornady's current manula has loads for M1A & M1s.


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Thanks Guys! I had heard that IMR4895 or H4895 were well suited to the Garand. I would like to put together a hunting load.....just because. I had forgotten that Hornady had a section for Garands.
Thanks again!


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