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Thanks for this.
Yes I also thought around 47.2 to 47.4grs had merit for the SST load, however it also looks like 46.2 to 46.6grs also looked quite good.
For the spire point load I though 47.2grs to 47.6grs looked good.
I want load up five rounds of each promising load and go back to the range tomorrow to test.
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Pete
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