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OCW load development need advice for a newbie
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<blockquote data-quote="Frogman77" data-source="post: 306756" data-attributes="member: 15339"><p>I needed to add to the post and I forgot to. but I started having some flattened primers at 58 grains. But the bolt was still easy to open. I've heard that flattened primers are unreliable as pressure signs..at about 59gr I started to see shiny marks on the back of the base of the case head from the extractor. Bolt still easy to open. IS it still safe to keep working those loads up? </p><p> </p><p>I've spoken to some other folks working up these same loads and he's gone up as high as 61gr without pressure signs but, that's his rifle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frogman77, post: 306756, member: 15339"] I needed to add to the post and I forgot to. but I started having some flattened primers at 58 grains. But the bolt was still easy to open. I've heard that flattened primers are unreliable as pressure signs..at about 59gr I started to see shiny marks on the back of the base of the case head from the extractor. Bolt still easy to open. IS it still safe to keep working those loads up? I've spoken to some other folks working up these same loads and he's gone up as high as 61gr without pressure signs but, that's his rifle. [/QUOTE]
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