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<blockquote data-quote="Cowbaby" data-source="post: 3584290" data-attributes="member: 46875"><p>First thing I noticed is you have that thing laid out there, You stated 3.58 but your measured lands was 3,48 unless its a typo. That will leave you crammed against the lands and if its not crimped in might be seating slightly when you close the bolt. Some guns actually like this though.</p><p>Before I gave it up I would try a seating depth with a little jump to the lands and maybe shoot a ladder of half grain increments to find a sweet spot. Sometimes you can just put a different or mag primer in and it does better. But, usually those CCI 250s do well.</p><p>Me personally, I would probably grab that can of 4350 you mentioned and try some 165 and 180s. That powder is amazingly consistent in a broad range of things I have tried. And try a spitzer flat base first. You don't get any meaningful advantage from a boat tail until after 300yds anyway. Sometimes guns including mine just like flat based bullet.</p><p>Just some thoughts trying to help. You will find it, I know you will.</p><p>I am heading to the range myself tommorrow same caliber(and others), I have found a load but now just tinkering with OAL slightly before I crank a bunch out. I borrowed the neighbors shooting sled as I just had a 6x6 block of wood and a coat jacket last time, Plus I need to check for pressure problems in warmer weather with the stuff I am using just for safety sake before I do a bulk loading.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cowbaby, post: 3584290, member: 46875"] First thing I noticed is you have that thing laid out there, You stated 3.58 but your measured lands was 3,48 unless its a typo. That will leave you crammed against the lands and if its not crimped in might be seating slightly when you close the bolt. Some guns actually like this though. Before I gave it up I would try a seating depth with a little jump to the lands and maybe shoot a ladder of half grain increments to find a sweet spot. Sometimes you can just put a different or mag primer in and it does better. But, usually those CCI 250s do well. Me personally, I would probably grab that can of 4350 you mentioned and try some 165 and 180s. That powder is amazingly consistent in a broad range of things I have tried. And try a spitzer flat base first. You don't get any meaningful advantage from a boat tail until after 300yds anyway. Sometimes guns including mine just like flat based bullet. Just some thoughts trying to help. You will find it, I know you will. I am heading to the range myself tommorrow same caliber(and others), I have found a load but now just tinkering with OAL slightly before I crank a bunch out. I borrowed the neighbors shooting sled as I just had a 6x6 block of wood and a coat jacket last time, Plus I need to check for pressure problems in warmer weather with the stuff I am using just for safety sake before I do a bulk loading. [/QUOTE]
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