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Here's a scan of a 1983 DuPont loading brochure. The page I've scanned is for Peters "Blue Max" hulls (remember them?) but there are similar loadings for all the popular hulls of the day
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01-09-2015, 10:32 AM | #24 | ||||||
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Thats the same type of book i have, look at the 97 primers and the blue max shells, i have a new box i think, i remember them well
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01-10-2015, 11:07 AM | #25 | ||||||
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In the IMR reloading handbook they show 24grms, not a 7/8oz load. That's a International load, but only about 10 or 12 BB's less then 7/8 so basically it's the same. In the data sheet that came with the CB-4100 wads they list three different loads with 700X for 7/8oz in a Remington hull. The 16grs/1200 fps at 6600psi, 17/1250 at 6800, and 18.5/1300 at 8600psi - so I'm loading 18grs and it shot good at 0 degrees. I'm assuming I lost 1500 psi or something because powders are tested at 70 or 72 degrees [ can't remember ]. The others may work at hotter loads but I found one for the components I have so I'll leave it at that. In the summer or warmer temps I'll go back to my lighter loads.
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my first register shoot is always in February, I use tite wad in the cold , switch over to 800x in the warm weather
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