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338 Allen Xpress, RL33 load development
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<blockquote data-quote="LazzInc" data-source="post: 860754" data-attributes="member: 39187"><p>Kirby ,,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>the very first batch of Warbird brass I received and sold, I also used to work up PROOF loads (85,000 PSI) for Sako when they were building the TRG-S rifles, in the Warbird caliber ,,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>even at proof pressure the primers did not blow out on firing ,,,,,, and I still shoot that original batch of Warbird brass in my own rifle ,,,, still working perfect after at least 10 firings thru each piece, with about 15% thrown out after 10 firings ,,,,</p><p> </p><p>I have to shake my head at your comments today, just like I did back then ,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>if you are blowing primer pockets out of ANY brand brass, your loads are too hot ,,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>let me give you an example ,,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>A new handloader will get ahold of the big Lazz Warbird gun ,,,, read over the loading data quick, substitute CCI primers for the federal 215s, pour in the max amount of IMR-7828, (instead of the starting load) substitute Barnes bullets for the Nosler Partitions, or Sierras as listed in the manual, seat the bullet any old depth as long as it will fit into the rifle, NO brass preparation or case trimming prior to loading ,,,, and BOOM, velocity is way below advertised and he has to beat the bolt open with his hand or mallet to get the brass out of the chamber ,,,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>then he thinks ,,, well, isn't this BS, low velocity and crap brass ,,,,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>then he will run his mouth all over to anyone he can about how poor Lazzeroni products are ,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>sound like anyone you know ??</p><p> </p><p>the brass we sell today is made by Steve Hornady ,,, and it is even better than the original, but still won't stand up to an inexperienced and uneducated handloader ,,,,,,,,</p><p> </p><p>BTW ,,,,, shot this deer below last January at 810 yards with a hold-over mil-dot scope ((no dials)) ,,,,,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LazzInc, post: 860754, member: 39187"] Kirby ,,,,,, the very first batch of Warbird brass I received and sold, I also used to work up PROOF loads (85,000 PSI) for Sako when they were building the TRG-S rifles, in the Warbird caliber ,,,,,, even at proof pressure the primers did not blow out on firing ,,,,,, and I still shoot that original batch of Warbird brass in my own rifle ,,,, still working perfect after at least 10 firings thru each piece, with about 15% thrown out after 10 firings ,,,, I have to shake my head at your comments today, just like I did back then ,,,,, if you are blowing primer pockets out of ANY brand brass, your loads are too hot ,,,,,, let me give you an example ,,,,,, A new handloader will get ahold of the big Lazz Warbird gun ,,,, read over the loading data quick, substitute CCI primers for the federal 215s, pour in the max amount of IMR-7828, (instead of the starting load) substitute Barnes bullets for the Nosler Partitions, or Sierras as listed in the manual, seat the bullet any old depth as long as it will fit into the rifle, NO brass preparation or case trimming prior to loading ,,,, and BOOM, velocity is way below advertised and he has to beat the bolt open with his hand or mallet to get the brass out of the chamber ,,,,,,, then he thinks ,,, well, isn't this BS, low velocity and crap brass ,,,,,,,, then he will run his mouth all over to anyone he can about how poor Lazzeroni products are ,,,,, sound like anyone you know ?? the brass we sell today is made by Steve Hornady ,,, and it is even better than the original, but still won't stand up to an inexperienced and uneducated handloader ,,,,,,,, BTW ,,,,, shot this deer below last January at 810 yards with a hold-over mil-dot scope ((no dials)) ,,,,, [/QUOTE]
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