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Reloading
Blown primer in .243 Ackley
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<blockquote data-quote="Wyoming65" data-source="post: 1545111" data-attributes="member: 95199"><p>Adam, </p><p>You're getting a lot of good info( and some uncalled for criticism ) but you have stated that you have previously shot these Bergers in your rifle and really the only new variable is the new jug of powder. </p><p>Definitely stay away from the 46 gr load, it is obviously too hot for your testing. The carbon ring idea is possible as is the length of the brass. Start low and work it up. Seems like you have the knowledge however be cautious of the new variable in your loading...the powder. </p><p>Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wyoming65, post: 1545111, member: 95199"] Adam, You're getting a lot of good info( and some uncalled for criticism ) but you have stated that you have previously shot these Bergers in your rifle and really the only new variable is the new jug of powder. Definitely stay away from the 46 gr load, it is obviously too hot for your testing. The carbon ring idea is possible as is the length of the brass. Start low and work it up. Seems like you have the knowledge however be cautious of the new variable in your loading...the powder. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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