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Originally Posted by AJ
Interesting..........
I have never used my chronograph, got it in a deal and it sits on a shelf. Never have felt the need to use it. I have always tested loads to see which was the most accurate by shooting them. I do use a program called Quickload, when figuring out what is safe and what is not. I have found that in my S&W 52 a HBWC of 148 grains with 2.8 grains of Bullseye is the most accurate. According to the Quickload program this has a velocity of 610 FPS.
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I do the same, never load hot or close to hot loads unless for SD loads and I go by the book. Used the same 2.8 grns of Bullseye for my Colt Mid Range and am shooting the few 100 of the left over ones in any revolver, Very accurate.
Reloading is safe and simple as long as one has common sense and Goes by the reloading manual.
Seems way to many reloaders get carried away.