I've been beating that tambourine for years....On another forum people were saying that Hodgdon's powder data was too far away from Quick Loads recommendation to be considered reliable. (WTF??)~MuirIt's amazing that people will trust some digital source more than proven data from the people that manufacture factory ammo and well known handloaders that give them proven load data,
or are too lazy to do their own load development, the modern age I guess they want it all done for them.
They stopped putting it on the boxes, I'm told. The data would be no different than that of the A-Max.Muir,
Do you have a pic of the "New 6.5 Creedmoor 140 gr ELD Match" ammunition by any chance that includes the factory load data?
They stopped putting it on the boxes, I'm told. The data would be no different than that of the A-Max.
This load has been used so successfully it's hard to refute it.~Muir
He says once fired Hornady factory brass, can't see why they would have any problem pushing the necks down unless the die has problems, oversized or rough expander etc. Try resizing them with the expander removed and see how they go.
What lube are you using?, if you're only lubing the necks you need to lube the case body as well. There's no way any press should have problems FLS fired brass, the Anniversary kit has the O ring press, that should go through them like a knife through hot butter!.