LR,
Thanks an awful bunch, for the information. I'll be 'on the lookout' for primers that feel they need to 'leave the building'.
Certainly, since there is so much brass involved, the notion of 'case mortality' is acceptable, given the cost.
Remington Jim, said 'Why Waste your time and money?' It's an engineering experiment for me, and of course, one worthy of exploration, in the absence of 6.5G cases.
Plus, the fire-forming is not without merit, since feral pigs are usually the target.
I am accordingly, scaling back my fire-forming loads, based on less case volume, and the fact that I'm using large rifle primers.
Thanks again!
Thanks an awful bunch, for the information. I'll be 'on the lookout' for primers that feel they need to 'leave the building'.
Certainly, since there is so much brass involved, the notion of 'case mortality' is acceptable, given the cost.
Remington Jim, said 'Why Waste your time and money?' It's an engineering experiment for me, and of course, one worthy of exploration, in the absence of 6.5G cases.
Plus, the fire-forming is not without merit, since feral pigs are usually the target.
I am accordingly, scaling back my fire-forming loads, based on less case volume, and the fact that I'm using large rifle primers.
Thanks again!
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