Stopp429, I believe jrs was talking about ledd slingers post not yours, I may be wrong but don't think so. I think 4831 is too slow for your cartridge also. I think the 4350 would be a better choice..The load was right out of my berger manual.
Yeah, I run H4831 out of my 25/06 and really like it. It just does a better job in the bigger cases. Out of those 2 powders 4350 seems to be the better choice. Try some H4895,IMR4064,or Varget and see how it shoots. I Think you will like any of them.Its just that i have a bunch of h4831sc laying around
You are correct.Stopp429, I believe jrs was talking about ledd slingers post not yours, I may be wrong but don't think so. I think 4831 is too slow for your cartridge also. I think the 4350 would be a better choice..
Called hodgdon and they are sending a new bottle and im sending the old one in. They said it should not smell the way it does. Ledd Slinger this same brass and bullet combo and primers had been used with h4350 and imr 4350 with no ill factors. I joined this forum to be able to ask questions and recive answers from knowledgeable people. Im sorry i wasnt born will all the knowlege that you have. I didnt have a mentor to teach me these things im learning as i go.
How are you shipping it?Called hodgdon and they are sending a new bottle and im sending the old one in.
Yeah, that's why I was asking.They said there will be a return label in the box and to pack it in the box they send and send it back. I didnt know i could i thought you had to have a hazmat licence.
I can't believe there would be that much difference in primer seating. I Also Winchester and CCI primers are two that are hard to get to fire. If the fire control is weak or they are not bottomed out they can and will cause Misfires and hang fires. Matt.Shot some loads with imr 4350 same brass and primers etc..... shot perfect no odd noise. Hopefully the new stuff shows up today or tommorow so i can get some loaded up for the weekend. I hope Hodgdon will let some info out once they recive the powder i have now. I dont know how tight lipped they are when it comes to this. I ran some primers in with my old hornady hand primer that has pretty good feel to it. When primers bottomed out they varied from .004" to .013". Now With my new frankford hand primer that seats to a selected depth im stuck seatinf at the low end and then going back with the hornady and finishing them. What a pain.
I know it's only 10 but I would call them and make them ship you out a return tag and return them.. I to am tired of paying for stuff thats new and broken. I just sent a 1k pack of berry 9mm bullets back becouse some were out of spec. They paid for everything and returned a new pack. It seems like QC is crap everywere. Now, I don't care if I have to drive into town I send it back. Its the only way they know about QC problems. And iam sick of throwing money in the trash.I opened a new box of 100 win cases and about 10 were defective with deep folds in the shoulder or split necks. I measured some pockets and they vary alot as well. My hornady and lapua cases dont vary much in primer pocket depth. Im kinda getting tired of buying winchester just to throw away 10% of them.
I doubt I'd sit around and wait for Hodgdon to release any findings, they replaced the powder and it is in house now, it will stay there.I am also interested in the Hodgon findings and hope the new powder cures your problem.