I decided to disassemble some loaded rounds this morning, that I considered may be too hot to shoot, The reason for this act was on shooting the starting charge loads, primer flattening was observed, this on its own is no real fright, as the velocities were well inside those expected, but considering these were right at the recommended starting charge, a voice in the head said "Whoah there!" what will the further prospective loadings be giving as we go up the ladder, when you have a further 7.9 grains available according to data?........As these very first loads were very accurate & will be downloaded by 0.02 grains it seemed foolish to continue, so stripping began, these were the first loads I have stripped that have been charged with ball or spherical powder, all the other experience gained has been with long grain stuff, so I was looking quite closely at things as we went on our way,good job too!, as this powder tends to stick in tiny amounts to the case wall, no amount of tapping, running in an empty tumbler, inserting picks, guarantees an EMPTY case! each case has had to emptied by use of a case neck brush (oversized), this powder is not faulty in any way either damp or contaminated, just seems naturally "sticky", so any of you that are thinking of stripping loaded rounds for the first time, ensure that the case is EMPTY, or you could overcharge on reloading, some of the amounts that were finally removed came to around 2.0+ grains!Steve.