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Reloading
Sticking brass
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<blockquote data-quote="LAGS1573" data-source="post: 2552407" data-attributes="member: 120903"><p>Not sure where you got your load data for a 140 ELD-M, but max load for that bullet in the Hornady manual is 41.5 grn of H-4350 using Hornady brass, so as previously stated, you are over max. I have used a lot of Peterson brass and have had no problems. Recommend you go back to a starting load of 35.6 grn of H-4350 and load at COAL of 2.800". This data is per the Hornady manual. Hopefully there is no issue with your chamber? Also, you might try shooting some commercially manufactured ammunition and see if that gives you any problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LAGS1573, post: 2552407, member: 120903"] Not sure where you got your load data for a 140 ELD-M, but max load for that bullet in the Hornady manual is 41.5 grn of H-4350 using Hornady brass, so as previously stated, you are over max. I have used a lot of Peterson brass and have had no problems. Recommend you go back to a starting load of 35.6 grn of H-4350 and load at COAL of 2.800". This data is per the Hornady manual. Hopefully there is no issue with your chamber? Also, you might try shooting some commercially manufactured ammunition and see if that gives you any problem. [/QUOTE]
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