Hi all,
I have a new build Enfield No.4 MK2 with a Lothar Walther barrel that I've been reloading for and have been using a manual that was written specifically for reloading 303 British written by Stephen Redgewell. I've found that my Rifle groups a lot better when I've loaded my rounds with the maximum amount of grains of N140 as stated in the book and has no signs of overpressure on the primers or brass and the bolt feels fine after firing. My only concern is that I've been looking through my Lee reloading manual and the maximum load it says never to exceed is 2.5 grains under what my other manual states.
I'm not sure now if I should now back the grains back down to The max load the lee book says at a slight cost of accuracy or if I should just continue reloading as I was before and keep an eye out for pressure signs.
All advice is appreciated and obviously I know I will take any advice at my own risk.
Many Thanks,
Mr8
I have a new build Enfield No.4 MK2 with a Lothar Walther barrel that I've been reloading for and have been using a manual that was written specifically for reloading 303 British written by Stephen Redgewell. I've found that my Rifle groups a lot better when I've loaded my rounds with the maximum amount of grains of N140 as stated in the book and has no signs of overpressure on the primers or brass and the bolt feels fine after firing. My only concern is that I've been looking through my Lee reloading manual and the maximum load it says never to exceed is 2.5 grains under what my other manual states.
I'm not sure now if I should now back the grains back down to The max load the lee book says at a slight cost of accuracy or if I should just continue reloading as I was before and keep an eye out for pressure signs.
All advice is appreciated and obviously I know I will take any advice at my own risk.
Many Thanks,
Mr8