Wait you didn't "start" at the "starting load"???
Man you're gonna fit in just fine around here :yup:
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Wait you didn't "start" at the "starting load"???
Man you're gonna fit in just fine around here :yup:
Starting loads are just there so hodgdons lawyers can sleep at night.
Somebody help me understand why we give a shit about this "bright spot". :dunno:
It can be a sign of an overpressure conditionQuote:
Originally Posted by Tack Driver
And too much over pressure is like Tack at a sorority. Boom. Big, badda boom.
I have had start loads stick in the chamber. Did you check velocity? Did you try some factory ammo? I hate to do it, but I always try some factory first in case there is a problem with the rifle/handgun.
You will find that some firearms just dont "like" some bullet and powder combinations.
It can be indicative of a sticking bolt and pressed cartridge. It's one of the classical signs of a load that's too hot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tack Driver
FBPA.