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Old 06-25-2017, 12:33 PM
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Just looked down the barrel with the borelight. Pretty, no sign of lead. I wouldn't expect it based on years of shooting the same round in an SKS. It is 155-158 grains water quenched gas checked (that's prob the secret right there) from a Lee 312-155-2R, sized .311. I like 2400, the cases are WIN or PMC, I prefer the CCI primers, but use WIN if not avalible. (OK I'll use whatever when not avalible). I load more than the 14.5 published by Ed Harris but not that much more. Its funny I also load a 358-158-RF using 15.2 grains of 2400 for a lever gun.
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Last edited by TomkinsSP; 06-28-2017 at 08:31 PM. Reason: Mold is.312, die is .311
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