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Here are a couple of pertinent articles.
The Curmudgeon at Ballistic Products says to increase pressure in cold weather. https://www.ballisticproducts.com/bp...coldpowder.htm http://www.shotgunlife.com/shotguns/...o-changes.html |
[QUOTE=Pete Lester;155506]What were the pressures of the non 700-x loads, were they real low like 6 or 5K? I don't believe it's the 700-x making the difference, it's because it's a higher pressure than what you had been shooting.
in the 12 ga my 700-x loads are from 5000 psi to 6500 psi and they seem to shoot just fine. i shot 6 rounds of trap and skeet on new years day at 13 to 20 degree temps. i had 1 bad shell and i think i tried to get one to many loads out of it, the crimp was not tight. i like 700-x and i have had good luck with it for the last 40 years. i load STS and win AA hulls maybe that's better to load with for that type of powder??? |
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AA hull 1 oz lead shot rem 209p primer 16 grs 700-x cb110012 wad 1110 fps at 5000 psi there are 7/8ths oz loads in same book at 4600 psi this is way i like 700-x so much load from 20 ga. to 10 ga. low pressers small amounts of powder to loads and VERY CLEAN burning |
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the book i have at 15 grs with winchester 209 primer bumps presser up to 6500 psi |
Hard to know for sure what is going on when data for the same components is different.
http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/ |
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