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Old 12-10-2014, 03:18 AM
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Checked the Lyman manual when I got home. 16.5 grs... I got on Alliant's website and found that their max load for 2400 with a 140gr jacketed bullet is 15.1gr.
That's what I've used for years (Speer #9) & currently use it in my 686-6 without issue. Apparently Speer lowered that load by the time I bought #13. If you hadn't noticed, Alliant's reloading data is the exact same as Speer's, since they use their bullets, as well as both being part of ATK Sporting Group.

Hornady #8 is 15.5gr, Lyman #49 is 16.5gr, but Sierra #5-v6 is 17.4grs !! .

It's odd the work-up loads didn't have the same trouble. Could the temperature have been a factor?

Like's been said, some guns max out before others.

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