Less than .01% though, I'm not sure how much that's going to matter.Which is great! But they were a different issue with the thicker cups vs the LRP having low charges.
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Less than .01% though, I'm not sure how much that's going to matter.Which is great! But they were a different issue with the thicker cups vs the LRP having low charges.
Mainly concerned with getting squib as a result. But I wonder if the difference would show up if I weighed them?Less than .01% though, I'm not sure how much that's going to matter.
Which is great! But they were a different issue with the thicker cups vs the LRP having low charges.
Guys, I bought 5k of the factory seconds large rifle magnums. I have no idea who manufactured these or what brand they are or anything but i took the gamble.
Let us know. Be nice if you ran some known loads thst you have velocity, es/sd already then run with these primers and see how they differ from a speed, es/sd and accuracy standpoint, if at all...
Yes, I want to do this! However, for my large rifle cases, I'm only loading for CM and I have a brand new barrel. It might be a while til it settles. Otherwise, I won't know if any fluctuations would be from barrel speeding up, etc.
I'll post here whenever I do get to it.
It is also to note, for those who are not aware, my Temps here in Texas hardly dip below 25 degrees. I'm not sure what "cold temps" means to them as I noticed they put a warning on the website about being cautious in low temps.
Probably anything below 40F or 32F.
... I have no idea who manufactured these or what brand they are or anything but i took the gamble.
I’m only seeing what is left from yesterdays powder drop.Powder drop at AR