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Large rifle primers
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<blockquote data-quote="ARlife4me" data-source="post: 2785002" data-attributes="member: 105694"><p>In severe temp swings from proven loads for different temps per temp range, what would/could you say how much pressure (up or down) those loads would/could be? If your low temp load is near top pressure (within 5%) at what degree would/could it be safe? As some have stated they use "A" primers for low temps and "B" for high(er) temps. For many decades all I've used were (and so far still am) 250's in 264wm. That given was for 60*+ temps as I don't shoot much under that temp with that gun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ARlife4me, post: 2785002, member: 105694"] In severe temp swings from proven loads for different temps per temp range, what would/could you say how much pressure (up or down) those loads would/could be? If your low temp load is near top pressure (within 5%) at what degree would/could it be safe? As some have stated they use "A" primers for low temps and "B" for high(er) temps. For many decades all I've used were (and so far still am) 250's in 264wm. That given was for 60*+ temps as I don't shoot much under that temp with that gun. [/QUOTE]
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