I'd be interested in what powder charge weights you are using with 25 gr. bullets.
I had a little excitement in a prairie dog town last Sunday using 22.0 gr. of N-135 with the 25 gr. V-Max Hornady bullet. I blew a primer and the case head expanded to where I had to pry the casing out of the bolt head!!! This was the 10th shot of the day with that load and when I resized the casings and check the primer pockets to see if they were loose, they were all tight!!! I weigh my powder charges to the nearest .02 of a grain--no the decimal point IS NOT in the wrong place. I'm using the DI MXX-123 digital scale. My rifle has a super match grade Pac-Nor barrel with a 1 in 9" twist, 3 grooves and a .194" neck.
Any information on loads any of you use with N-135 in a .17 Remington and 25 gr. bullets would be appreciated.
I had a little excitement in a prairie dog town last Sunday using 22.0 gr. of N-135 with the 25 gr. V-Max Hornady bullet. I blew a primer and the case head expanded to where I had to pry the casing out of the bolt head!!! This was the 10th shot of the day with that load and when I resized the casings and check the primer pockets to see if they were loose, they were all tight!!! I weigh my powder charges to the nearest .02 of a grain--no the decimal point IS NOT in the wrong place. I'm using the DI MXX-123 digital scale. My rifle has a super match grade Pac-Nor barrel with a 1 in 9" twist, 3 grooves and a .194" neck.
Any information on loads any of you use with N-135 in a .17 Remington and 25 gr. bullets would be appreciated.