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<blockquote data-quote="g0rd0" data-source="post: 902645" data-attributes="member: 44168"><p>I cannot help you with loads, I do not have that caliber. But, I can give you a hint. I live 45 min. drive to the range so when I have a new load idea this is what I do. Size and prime my cases, weigh up 5 charges of each and put them in separate little baggies (marked of course) and bring the lot to the range along with my bullets, loading block and a funnel. </p><p>I then start with the lowest 5 and pour in a charge, place the bullet on the mouth of the case and chamber it, repeat 4 more times, retrieve the target and make my notes. Then go to the next weight and keep going. </p><p>This sounds like a hassle but, it saves a lot of driving and if you are lucky like me the range you use will be free of other people so that you can take your time</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="g0rd0, post: 902645, member: 44168"] I cannot help you with loads, I do not have that caliber. But, I can give you a hint. I live 45 min. drive to the range so when I have a new load idea this is what I do. Size and prime my cases, weigh up 5 charges of each and put them in separate little baggies (marked of course) and bring the lot to the range along with my bullets, loading block and a funnel. I then start with the lowest 5 and pour in a charge, place the bullet on the mouth of the case and chamber it, repeat 4 more times, retrieve the target and make my notes. Then go to the next weight and keep going. This sounds like a hassle but, it saves a lot of driving and if you are lucky like me the range you use will be free of other people so that you can take your time [/QUOTE]
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