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Bat and Kelbly comparison

Thanks for providing the link to a previous thread. Very interesting.

Sounds like a symptom of excessive pressure (sticky bolt lift) is not present as early when using 17-4 steel.

Don’t I want to a sticky bolt lift to tell me I need to back off on the pressure?

Otherwise I could use excessive pressures and might not notice until I have already toasted the primer pockets on a couple hundred pieces of brass.
It is not unusual for Benchrest Shooters to shoot loads in the 70,000 psi range.
 
I've read old threads on here that the bats, at least the stainless ones were prone to galling; or alot of people complaining of them galling anyway. Would nitriding cure that issue, if it fact it was an issue? I've owned one bare stainless defiance, and while I liked it, cycling the bolt felt gummy/sticky, and it did gall after I had a couple 1,000 rounds on it. (Probably my fault.)
 

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