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Don't have a ton down it yet but pockets seem to be holding fine . Been shooting the same 25 for a bit know . 5-6 firinds on each case so far.

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Originally Posted by Sagerunner
Don't have a ton down it yet but pockets seem to be holding fine . Been shooting the same 25 for a bit know . 5-6 firinds on each case so far.

If you are satisfied with the muzzle speed of this load, and your primer pockets are still tight after 5-6 loadings, what is the issue?

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Originally Posted by Sagerunner
Don't have a ton down it yet but pockets seem to be holding fine . Been shooting the same 25 for a bit know . 5-6 firinds on each case so far.

If you are satisfied with the muzzle speed of this load, and your primer pockets are still tight after 5-6 loadings, what is the issue?

Never said there was an issue , the question was one of "safety" . How far do you back down after your first sighn of pressure wether it's sticky bolt lift or flattened primers . I've been reloading a long time but until the wildcats , one in particular, I've never had need for this info.
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I am fortunate to have a range 15 yards from my loading bench. My SOP is load the same 5 shell cases when working up a load. When I see pressure signs or the chronograph shows I am approaching max, I back off and repeat one of the promising looking steps. Once I have find something I like, I take 5 new shell cases and load that load. If the primer pockets don't open up inside of 4-5 loads, I call it good.

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