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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
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<blockquote data-quote="backwoods83" data-source="post: 651915" data-attributes="member: 29890"><p>First off I did not mention to anyone to try this. Second I have no pressure signs. Third there is no "standard pressure rating for this cartridge. Lastly I have yet to find any data with Retumbo and I use Hodgdons, speer, hornady, lyman, alliant, and nosler data. I reccomend always starting LOW and working up, any reloader with common sense will do so! If my cases are all still useable after firing it would make me believe the rifle will stay together since steel is much harder than brass. Now maybe you should go back and look at data from 20-30 years ago and see the effect lawyers have on reloading manuals. Another member here uses a load warmer than mine with the same bullet powder and chambering and shares it all the time. Everyone should know to practice safe loading methods, like I said common sense. By the way what does this have to do with the question I asked again?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="backwoods83, post: 651915, member: 29890"] First off I did not mention to anyone to try this. Second I have no pressure signs. Third there is no "standard pressure rating for this cartridge. Lastly I have yet to find any data with Retumbo and I use Hodgdons, speer, hornady, lyman, alliant, and nosler data. I reccomend always starting LOW and working up, any reloader with common sense will do so! If my cases are all still useable after firing it would make me believe the rifle will stay together since steel is much harder than brass. Now maybe you should go back and look at data from 20-30 years ago and see the effect lawyers have on reloading manuals. Another member here uses a load warmer than mine with the same bullet powder and chambering and shares it all the time. Everyone should know to practice safe loading methods, like I said common sense. By the way what does this have to do with the question I asked again? [/QUOTE]
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