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I use 49 grains of H4895 with good success. Got sooty cases with any less powder.

Finally settled on 49 grains of H4895, but now I got a hold of some 150 grain bullets, so need to start all over.

Have real boxer primed correct cases and jacketed 205 grain .329' bullets, but none of my reloading manuals even have this round. Which surprises me because you can get the rifles for way under $100. ...

But I can't find any loads for this round in any of my four reloading manuals. Got nice 205 grain .329" bullets and Prvi Partizan brass. Waiting for my Lee dies to come in, and hope it had some loads ...

42.5-46 grains of H414?

42.5-46 grains of H414?

I have made so many deals on ammobrasstrader from range pickup brass. thank the stars for priority mail Flat rate boxes.

I just love it when I'm at the range, fire one off, and everybody is peeking over to what the heack made all that noise.

Let's just say it's not a girlie man gun. Took her to the range, and put the first shot in the 10 ring at twenty feet, but said...WHOOOO... when I felt the recoil. Shocked

After that it was flinch city fo ...

[quote="Crackshot"]I always replace the RCBS lock ring with Dillon or Hornady with the cross bolt. They dont contact the threads of the die.[/quote]

I use the Hornadys on my Lee dies.

I keep getting sucked into one that occurs every month. I pay 5 bucks to get in, and hardly ever see anything new I can afford. But I end up buying something so the 5 buck admission isn't a total loss ...

I prefer a hand primer. I can feel when they are seated right. I've crushed too many on a press setup.