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Copper Creek reloading question for 30-06
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<blockquote data-quote="Trnelson" data-source="post: 1228591" data-attributes="member: 42308"><p>Safe, sage advice above. Nothing wrong with working toward replicating a load that is known to shoot acceptably in your rig. The trick is in accomplishing that. Any change in brass, seating depth or primer changes things. Sometimes significantly. Plan to spend several sessions at the range with your quality chronograph chucking load to verify what you are running. Then test it in various temperatures to validate it. Possibly consider developing another load parallel to what your working on. I have a handful of developed loads for my rig. </p><p>There are soo many viable projectiles and powders in .30/06, sometimes that works against keeping everything in stock on the shelf, or website. What if that powder becomes inobtainium, the primer is scarce, or that particular bullet isn't made by the manufacturer for a long period of time. Both of those scenarios have forced me away from one load and into starting over from square one. Just a thought. Enjoy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trnelson, post: 1228591, member: 42308"] Safe, sage advice above. Nothing wrong with working toward replicating a load that is known to shoot acceptably in your rig. The trick is in accomplishing that. Any change in brass, seating depth or primer changes things. Sometimes significantly. Plan to spend several sessions at the range with your quality chronograph chucking load to verify what you are running. Then test it in various temperatures to validate it. Possibly consider developing another load parallel to what your working on. I have a handful of developed loads for my rig. There are soo many viable projectiles and powders in .30/06, sometimes that works against keeping everything in stock on the shelf, or website. What if that powder becomes inobtainium, the primer is scarce, or that particular bullet isn't made by the manufacturer for a long period of time. Both of those scenarios have forced me away from one load and into starting over from square one. Just a thought. Enjoy. [/QUOTE]
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