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Sudden pressure signs
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<blockquote data-quote="sodakota" data-source="post: 1606297" data-attributes="member: 81002"><p>Seconds on temperature sensitive powder and temperature changing. </p><p>I have just pulled some 338 250 grain Nosler Partitions. Some were dated before mid-eighties, some were 90's and I have some new bullets. There are three versions which look very much different in jacket metallurgy and shape. This could be a sample of an issue, but I'm thinking lot to lot variation on powder OR temperature issues v</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sodakota, post: 1606297, member: 81002"] Seconds on temperature sensitive powder and temperature changing. I have just pulled some 338 250 grain Nosler Partitions. Some were dated before mid-eighties, some were 90’s and I have some new bullets. There are three versions which look very much different in jacket metallurgy and shape. This could be a sample of an issue, but I’m thinking lot to lot variation on powder OR temperature issues v [/QUOTE]
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