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<blockquote data-quote="spladi" data-source="post: 2354772" data-attributes="member: 120458"><p>Last Saturday in my LGS a young man came in with a 700 BDL bolt with an empty case stuck to the bolt nose due to high pressure from his .270.</p><p>The talk was to get everything magna fluxed to be sure of its and the actions integrity. The question was WHY ? did this happen. Several reloads were with the young man of the type that caused the problem, all marked with the appropriate amounts of IMR 4350. I bought the gun and reloads and unloaded the reloads when I got home, sure enough it was IMR 4350 in the correct amount or was it ? turned out that hidden along with the IMR 4350 were quite a few grains of IMR 4198 which blended in so well that at first glance it all looked to be 4350 powder. </p><p>The moral of this story is......Be sure that whomever is reloading for you is sober and very very experienced and mature.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spladi, post: 2354772, member: 120458"] Last Saturday in my LGS a young man came in with a 700 BDL bolt with an empty case stuck to the bolt nose due to high pressure from his .270. The talk was to get everything magna fluxed to be sure of its and the actions integrity. The question was WHY ? did this happen. Several reloads were with the young man of the type that caused the problem, all marked with the appropriate amounts of IMR 4350. I bought the gun and reloads and unloaded the reloads when I got home, sure enough it was IMR 4350 in the correct amount or was it ? turned out that hidden along with the IMR 4350 were quite a few grains of IMR 4198 which blended in so well that at first glance it all looked to be 4350 powder. The moral of this story is......Be sure that whomever is reloading for you is sober and very very experienced and mature. [/QUOTE]
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