"signs of pressure" What are they? - Page 2

Marco Califo · May 27, 2012, 08:25 PM

Piece of bolt handle in your forehead, and splinters in your hands. Definitely too hot.

Seriously, I ran some 223 55 H335, stepped min to max using Lee's volumetric settings, and not using a scale. I have been using that method with a number of powders, with great results! With H335, the recoil was noticeable and about 7% cratered, and perforated the primers. Some would not slide into the Hornady shellholder, but did fit into another shell holder. I think my H335 is most likely hotter, or more dense, than when Lee made their volume chart. I just full length sized them with no abnormalities.

May 27, 2012, 08:25 PM	#26
Marco Califo Senior Member Join Date: April 4, 2011 Location: LA (Greater Los Angeles Area) Posts: 2,598	Sign of Excessive pressure? Piece of bolt handle in your forehead, and splinters in your hands. Definitely too hot. Seriously, I ran some 223 55 H335, stepped min to max using Lee's volumetric settings, and not using a scale. I have been using that method with a number of powders, with great results! With H335, the recoil was noticeable and about 7% cratered, and perforated the primers. Some would not slide into the Hornady shellholder, but did fit into another shell holder. I think my H335 is most likely hotter, or more dense, than when Lee made their volume chart. I just full length sized them with no abnormalities. __________________ ............