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Be careful, myths about pressure signs.
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<blockquote data-quote="eddybo" data-source="post: 205284" data-attributes="member: 7194"><p>Bountyhunter, you posted while I was already responding to .280rem. I am pretty sure I ran QL on that exact load as you defined with a longer seating depth, I maybe even ran it using moly back when it was a hot topic. I do not think I ever was ever able to get that load to pressures that I felt were safe or even close to safe in a factory rifle. I do not think the issue was whether it could be safe in a rifle in a special cut chamber, which maybe could be done using high but probably safe pressures...ie a couple of reloadings. To me the issue has always been what can happen when someone uses this load in a factory rifle. </p><p>I am not going to rehash that here. Maybe we outta just let dead dogs lay.</p><p>I do see how QL could be used as you say, but I do not think that it was used as you think. In fact I think that it was purposefully used as intended, to allow people to see what would happen with a specific load under a given set of paramaters. I do not remember who posted the results in that thread but I am almost positive they were correct.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eddybo, post: 205284, member: 7194"] Bountyhunter, you posted while I was already responding to .280rem. I am pretty sure I ran QL on that exact load as you defined with a longer seating depth, I maybe even ran it using moly back when it was a hot topic. I do not think I ever was ever able to get that load to pressures that I felt were safe or even close to safe in a factory rifle. I do not think the issue was whether it could be safe in a rifle in a special cut chamber, which maybe could be done using high but probably safe pressures...ie a couple of reloadings. To me the issue has always been what can happen when someone uses this load in a factory rifle. I am not going to rehash that here. Maybe we outta just let dead dogs lay. I do see how QL could be used as you say, but I do not think that it was used as you think. In fact I think that it was purposefully used as intended, to allow people to see what would happen with a specific load under a given set of paramaters. I do not remember who posted the results in that thread but I am almost positive they were correct. [/QUOTE]
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