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  1. 15-01-2014, 09:27 PM #1
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    Just scored my dies etc.
    Grabbed some 140grn accubonds.
    Hoping someone may have a starting load for this pill with one of these powders, N560 ar2213sc or ar2225.

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    AR 2213sc in my savage 59.0g with a 140g SST doing 2950 out of a 22in barrel shoots 1 inch @200
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    No military crimp ebf. Its hornady custom brass and its non military calibres im loading. Just a 90 degree sharp outer edge on the outside of the primer pocket. Most other brass I use has a curved/chamfered edge and the primers slip in nicely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bryan View Post
    No military crimp ebf. Its hornady custom brass and its non military calibres im loading. Just a 90 degree sharp outer edge on the outside of the primer pocket. Most other brass I use has a curved/chamfered edge and the primers slip in nicely.

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    Will take a look at my hornady brass tonight, have norma so they are only back up brass


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    Just bought some primers, could only get winchester. They are the gold ones, please tell me these arnt the ones blowing out?
    Safe to use or order some Russian ones from reloaders?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Just bought some primers, could only get winchester. They are the gold ones, please tell me these arnt the ones blowing out?
    Safe to use or order some Russian ones from reloaders?


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    Take them back before you go marking your bolt face.
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  7. 16-01-2014, 06:55 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Take them back before you go marking your bolt face.
    Serious? Or are you fn with me
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Serious? Or are you fn with me
    I had two batches of Winchester primers ( the brass ones) in two calibres blow out. Neither were hot loads.
    Just my experience. Not dangerous, just messes up your bolt face.
    See the seperate thread on Winchester primers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    I had two batches of Winchester primers ( the brass ones) in two calibres blow out. Neither were hot loads.
    Just my experience. Not dangerous, just messes up your bolt face.
    See the seperate thread on Winchester primers.
    Another mate recently had three out of 100 let go in his Rem 700 5R 308, a few bits of shit hit his face, so without glasses they are definitely dangerous.....

    He was pretty pissed off, with both the Winchester primers & himself, especially after I told him not to use them....

    Not much damage to the bolt face compared to others I have seen, but still visible damage none the less that degrades the value of his very nice rifle....

    Nothing wrong with using magnum primers, if you have an existing load with standard primers it pays to back off a grain or so & work back up again.

    I won't load any Winchester primers after seeing all the damage they have caused...
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    "teen" in the reloading sense ... ONLY !!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi39 View Post
    "teen" in the reloading sense ... ONLY !!!
    Ha ha ha damn it i felt young again!!

    Next question, am i suposed to have been sold magnum primers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Ha ha ha damn it i felt young again!!

    Next question, am i suposed to have been sold magnum primers?

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    I got given a tray of those (winchester LR Magnum) when I bought my reloading gear off some guy in Blenheim ... Never used them ...

    anyone out there want them ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Ha ha ha damn it i felt young again!!

    Next question, am i suposed to have been sold magnum primers?

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    Not if they knew you were loading for the 270win. Probably all they had.
    I haven't had any experience with those.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Not if they knew you were loading for the 270win. Probably all they had.
    I haven't had any experience with those.
    I'll go back........why do i decide to start when primers are skint!!!
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    Some guys will have no issue using magnum primers but I personally wouldn't.
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