FROM YOUR POSTS:


“The one factor could be I switched from a CCI 250 to the Fed 215 on this box.”

“Other than the ammo being 13 years old & having a new stainless 26" barrel on the M-77, I've shot this same load for decades.”

“That, and it was 85 degrees today @ the range. Most times I shoot it, 45-65 degrees.”



Three strikes and you are out! But you were very lucky. Should have bought a lottery ticket on the way home.

REMEMBER:
When you change any component, drop back to an entry level load and work up.
New barrel = new chamber = new gun=start load development again.
Don’t shoot cool weather max loads in hot weather.

We are glad you posted this to help us watch our loads too.

Thanks,

Richard


NRA Life Member
TSRA Life Member