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I was at the range today with my Howa 1500 6.5 CM , a few times the bolt got stuck and it took many attempts to get it free. is there an easy way of doing this and what is causing it ? thanks in advance P.
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Sounds like the load is too hot.
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Yep, I would also say most likely your load is too hot for that rifle.
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Yep.
Sounds like you are loading it too hot.
Do you have ejector marks or other signs of high pressure?
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What was the load you were using?
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Yep.
Sounds like you are loading it too hot.
Do you have ejector marks or other signs of high pressure? What was the load you were using?
load data is : powder : IMR 3031 40 gr bullet : Remington .264 dia. 140gr. PSP Core-Lock brass : new federal
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Yep.
Sounds like you are loading it too hot.
Do you have ejector marks or other signs of high pressure? What was the load you were using?
load data is : powder : IMR 3031 40 gr bullet : Remington .264 dia. 140gr. PSP Core-Lock brass : new federal 40 grains would be a top load with H4350. You are way over max.
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To hot is my take. Neither Hodgdon or Nosler even list 3031 for a 6.5 Creed on line and top out slower powders around 36 gr.
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Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load?
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Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load? It's in Revelations.
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Step awaaaay from the reloading bench......and re-assess.
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Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load? no , couldn't find data for imr3031 and 6.5 CM and used similar data for other load , I will try 35 gr next week and post the results here. as you can see I am not experienced but learning.
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don't get your experience at the cost of your face......
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Due for another trip to the hospital I'd say
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Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load? It's in Revelations. ROTFLMAO.........
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Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load? no , couldn't find data for imr3031 and 6.5 CM and used similar data for other load , I will try 35 gr next week and post the results here. as you can see I am not experienced but learning. Why would you want to get experience with a powder for which there is no Data?
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In looking at a couple of loading manuals, I don’t see IMR 3031 listed with any 100 grain bullets much less with 140 gr bullets. The fastest burning powder I see is Varget and the top load with Varget is only about 36 grs. Around 40-42 grains is tops with powders with burning rate of IMR and H-4350 so your load with 40 grains of 3031 is probably well over what it should be. If you don’t have a loading manual with Creedmoor data, you need to get one.
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