Footsie80

You could put the ammo in a zip lock freezer bag packed on ice, transport to the rifle range for testing, OR just realize that temps...

I’ve never been able to find a reliable source for temp sensitivity factor for this powder. However, in the 23° difference between...

The only thing there is, how do they work in the cold season or winter time? You are very right on working powder the at hight heat with...

I have some starline brass where the primers seat pretty deep. I find on their brass where the primers seat deeply, I get pretty flat...

22” in a Savage 110 with stainless barrel and action.

24 or 26 inch barrel, what rifle.

Not sure how many reloads you’ll get out of Starline brass at those pressures, heavy bolt lift is a key sign. Don’t make my mistake...

Yeah, I realized that you can get more out of the cartridge - just going by the Hornady estimates which have 3000 as the max load for...

Hmmmmm, I don’t think so…. 178g bullets will surpass 3200fps in a properly throated 300WM. Next step for your load will be loose primer...

Critter Picker is spot on with his question: Is the brass you are shooting "virgin" as in never shot before? Nevermind the spellcheck...

Great response! It’s a modern Savage 110 with stainless barrel and action, so I’m sure it can tolerate a bit above 60,000psi. I’d like...

"Safety" is always a personal issue. However, a few things to consider. 1) Primers are the weakest point 2) SAAMI spec for the 30-06...

Pockets didn’t offer much resistance to get primers into, so this makes sense.

The case on the left seems to have the flatter primer in my opinion although the firing pin indentation looks deeper on the right. I...

If you are using Virginia brass,the primer could be backing out ,then the case moves back slamming the primer back in and flattening...