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Question on loading Nosler LRAB
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<blockquote data-quote="JayR01" data-source="post: 1266252" data-attributes="member: 92034"><p>I loaded some 142gr LRABs in my .260Ai for the first time. I started with my standard 140gr load of 48.5 grains of H4831SC, which is a slightly compressed load. I stared with the same length, base to ogive as my Berger and SMK loads. In loading these, all bullets were left with a significant "ring" impression in them from the die. I have never had another billet with a jacket that seemed that soft? Has anyone ever experienced the same thing? I haven't shot these yet, should that affect accuracy?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JayR01, post: 1266252, member: 92034"] I loaded some 142gr LRABs in my .260Ai for the first time. I started with my standard 140gr load of 48.5 grains of H4831SC, which is a slightly compressed load. I stared with the same length, base to ogive as my Berger and SMK loads. In loading these, all bullets were left with a significant "ring" impression in them from the die. I have never had another billet with a jacket that seemed that soft? Has anyone ever experienced the same thing? I haven't shot these yet, should that affect accuracy? [/QUOTE]
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