So there I was....
When your story started like that, I was expecting a real knee slapper.
So there I was....
Me, too, man. Usually when my story starts off like that someone is going to spit out their drink at some point.When your story started like that, I was expecting a real knee slapper.
Yes sir. Busting clays at 25 yds, brass popping back and landing at my feet. Until I got the bigass and didn’t wait the required three seconds between trigger pulls, then the rds began to spred out. But the barrel was clean, only powder residue after 30 rds.If you're at starting load and you seat to 1.100 you'll still be fine. Seating deeper increase pressure. Increasing powder also increases pressure. So make sure you start at the starting load. Maybe check your data against other data. Sometimes you'll see huge differences from mfg to mfg.
It was a 120gr bullet over titegroup powder, right?
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Yes sir. Busting clays at 25 yds, brass popping back and landing at my feet. Until I got the bigass and didn’t wait the required three seconds between trigger pulls, then the rds began to spred out. But the barrel was clean, only powder residue after 30 rds.
Everything is loaded so I need to lube my casts, load those then pack for the second-favorite-son’s family shooting excursion tomorrow. They’re about to buy a new and I want to make sure I get a walk-in closet at least! Might have to threaten to let the Grandson fondle my uncle’s Pearl bringback!
Those look really good! The temperature of the lead pot is right on the money, the bullets look very uniform and concentric. Your cast bullets look better than many factory produced hard lead bullets. You could sell these at a nice price, and you would not be able to keep up with demand once word got out! If these shoot as accurate as they look, you would have to hire help and lease factory space in order to keep up with demand... that is, if you went into the bullets production business!View attachment 201917
I went out yesterday afternoon for a couple of hours and cast up a big pile of these. This pic was taken early in the session. That's a 123 gr hollowpoint for my 300 Blackout build. The hollowpoint goes clear down to the crimp groove.
I have a need for the last three if you don't.
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I've lubed my last casts!
rip-, can you send me smoke's info so I can get cranking on PCing? I'll Oder today or tomorrow then in the meantime I'll look for a toaster oven. Got any recommendations on that, besides whatever I find at the Goodwill store.
Thanks rp-
I've lubed my last casts!
rip-, can you send me smoke's info so I can get cranking on PCing? I'll Oder today or tomorrow then in the meantime I'll look for a toaster oven. Got any recommendations on that, besides whatever I find at the Goodwill store.
Thanks rp-
But what concerns me is why the book says 1.11OAL if it doesn't matter.
As they're loaded now there really isn't any leading but if I seat them with the whole shank in it's going to jack up the pressure pretty good, right?
Do you suggest I drop below start listing? I've done this before when I found my quiet load with CFEp but had quite a bit of experience with that AND I was using a PC'd bullet.
And I'll be going there soon? Screw this lube chit!