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<blockquote data-quote="thomasbangs" data-source="post: 2459059" data-attributes="member: 49922"><p>I was just printing what was in the three manuals I mentioned, I never said I loaded 50 grs. of IMR 4064 behind a 150 gr. bullet in a 30-06 . What I said in a previous statement on this thread was that I shot 48 grs. of IMR 4064 behind a 150 gr. bullet in my M-1 Garand with accuracy and no problems. I know burning rates have changed and also they have always varied from lot to lot. Every rifle is different and bullets of the same weight are different. It is always, ALWAYS, best to start with the minimum suggested load and work up, when your accuracy is reached with no signs of pressure you should be good for that particular rifle. What may work in a certain rifle with accuracy and no signs of excessive pressure may not work in another rifle of the same caliber or even same manufacturer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thomasbangs, post: 2459059, member: 49922"] I was just printing what was in the three manuals I mentioned, I never said I loaded 50 grs. of IMR 4064 behind a 150 gr. bullet in a 30-06 . What I said in a previous statement on this thread was that I shot 48 grs. of IMR 4064 behind a 150 gr. bullet in my M-1 Garand with accuracy and no problems. I know burning rates have changed and also they have always varied from lot to lot. Every rifle is different and bullets of the same weight are different. It is always, ALWAYS, best to start with the minimum suggested load and work up, when your accuracy is reached with no signs of pressure you should be good for that particular rifle. What may work in a certain rifle with accuracy and no signs of excessive pressure may not work in another rifle of the same caliber or even same manufacturer. [/QUOTE]
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