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| sorry this should have been posted in the reloading section. if a mod see's this please move. |
| Posts: 300 | Location: louisiana | Registered: 04 January 2010 |
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| Pull them if in doubt...you can allways reload again another day...safety first |
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| I load 4.0 gr of bullseye with 185 and 200 swc. The competition paper punchers in my club use between 3.5-3.8 gr. with light or cut recoil springs. yes they are dirty.
For the 185JHP I've been loading 6.0 gr of bullseye which gives 975-1000 fps. |
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| I've loaded 4.3 grains of Bullseye with a HG molded 200 grain cast bullet and shot many hundreds out of a tricked up Paraordinance 14-45 with awesome accuracy.
Yes it is not the cleanest load but I love the accuracy with it and it seems to be a commonly used powder among those accuracy boys. |
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| That is a good way to come up with data for a new powder/bulet combo. It has kept me safe for decades. I would however caution you to load in smaller test lots. I load 10, the increase 0.1gr & decrease 0.1gr w/ 10 each. Shoot them in order, there is usally a sweet spot.
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| Posts: 7752 | Location: kalif.,usa | Registered: 08 March 2001 |
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| thanks for the feed back guys seems like i may be worrying for nothing. i will just shoot them up. that lot of reloads taught me to not load so many before testing. i have since only loaded 10 or so to test and went from there. i will definatly be shooting my 270wsm reloads in the morning and hope all goes well ive followed all the book info and am confident but still a little nervous as this is my first loads of this size. everything else has been 223 and pistol stuff. |
| Posts: 300 | Location: louisiana | Registered: 04 January 2010 |
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