I found the D800 to be on the hot side. Had flattering primers on some mid power 44mag so some caution is warranted.
Everything else has been pretty close though I seldom load too far up the hot end of the chart.
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I found the D800 to be on the hot side. Had flattering primers on some mid power 44mag so some caution is warranted.
Everything else has been pretty close though I seldom load too far up the hot end of the chart.
I've been using D5744 with .308, no pressure signs at max per QuickLoad. Was using 130gr, going to check velocities with a bunch of projectiles this weekend.
Nice. How does it meter? Is it thick cut stuff?Originally Posted by Pif
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Smaller than the D4895, meters ok I guess. Velocity is within 20fps of QL data across 4 different weights of projectiles. Very very happy with the chrono data today.
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