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OfflineIf you're well under max pressure, then it will be similar to your current POI. If you have multiple loads already worked up- use the one with the slowest powder. I'm assuming this is for anything but Bullseye? During my primer crunch, I even used rifle primers...
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OfflineYes very low pressure!! For my 52-2, I'm well under the recommended loads. I want Fed match primers for competition but buying online with Hazmat and shipping it makes the price ludicrous per 1000. The local LGS has the Fed match but in magnum form.Thanks Ron I will give it a try!!
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Thanks SO much for the video link, this is great info! Although I can barely read the chronograph screen...but maybe, nah, more like it's just me. 
