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Reloading
Blown primer in .243 Ackley
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<blockquote data-quote="RogerPA" data-source="post: 1540938" data-attributes="member: 70741"><p>Not suggesting other variables may well have created your excessive pressure issue, but I certainly have experienced situations with various lead free bullets that showed pressure issues at what would be considered "minimum loads" for lead-core bullets. Nosler's own loading manuals include this is warning for their E-Tip (lead free) bullets: "Due to internal construction differences, always begin with starting loads when using E-Tip products." Anyway, I'm interested in following your problem solving solution(s)...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RogerPA, post: 1540938, member: 70741"] Not suggesting other variables may well have created your excessive pressure issue, but I certainly have experienced situations with various lead free bullets that showed pressure issues at what would be considered "minimum loads" for lead-core bullets. Nosler's own loading manuals include this is warning for their E-Tip (lead free) bullets: "Due to internal construction differences, always begin with starting loads when using E-Tip products." Anyway, I'm interested in following your problem solving solution(s)... [/QUOTE]
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