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Good test data Craig. Shows that using the Cheddite primers can actually save $$ by using less powder and obtaining the same results. Seems that on average a reduction of 2 grains of powder will give pretty much the same results as more powder and a domestic primer that used to be readily available.
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Originally Posted by Mike Koneski
a domestic primer that used to be readily available.
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