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    Quote Originally Posted by janleroux View Post
    Hi @Cordite, that is interesting comment you made that I did not know - so are you saying that you could run into over pressure if you under load as well? Is it because there is not sufficient pressure to move the projectile out of the barrel and you have pressure peaking somewhere during the process?

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    Something to do with a standing wave set up, returning and detonating the unignited portion. It is dangerous to have as it is a detonation, not a combustion, and double base powder is basically the same as gelignite albeit in different proportions, nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin. We are talking blown up guns here.

    Anyway roughly how much percent of the case space under the bullet is taken up by your charge? 40 grain does not sound like underfilling.

    Someone here may have some calculator software to tell you what pressures to expect from that load.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cigar View Post
    Do you mean H4350? According to ADI website this is the equivalent of AR2209. It appears H4320 doesn’t exist, though there is IMR4320, which ADI reckon is close to AR2208.
    Apologies - finger trouble. Yes, it is H4350.


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    Quote Originally Posted by janleroux View Post
    Apologies - finger trouble. Yes, it is H4350.


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    It was 10-ring I was querying about whether he meant H4350 as he was saying H4320 throughout his post, and it was my understanding that 4350 was 2209, and my checks seem to confirm that. That’s why I quoted his post, not yours...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cigar View Post
    It was 10-ring I was querying about whether he meant H4350 as he was saying H4320 throughout his post, and it was my understanding that 4350 was 2209, and my checks seem to confirm that. That’s why I quoted his post, not yours...
    No probs. It sounded like a typical mistake I would make.


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    looks fine, are you loading to factory OAL or seating deaper or prouder ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gonetropo View Post
    looks fine, are you loading to factory OAL or seating deaper or prouder ?
    For now just sticking to the factory OAL. I will play around with the OAL once I have the speed under control. Hopefully by playing with the jump off the lands I will be able to get a sufficient speed as well as less than 0.5 moa grouping - that will be happy days if I can achieve that.


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    The face of the primers could also be flat. They still look smooth and rounded.


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    Which brand of primers are these?


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    Quote Originally Posted by janleroux View Post
    Which brand of primers are these?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Burb122 View Post



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    Yes...when the edges become sharp, you attach a string to the trigger and let the other 5 off from a hole in the ground. I blew a 44 mag back in the 70's.
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