Hornady leverlution issue

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Beladran

Discussion Starter · Nov 28, 2010

so i have been collecting 444 brass for some time now. I would say 30% of what i get are hornady LL cases. out of that i would say 70% show signs of over pressure

ale: most common is primers backing out, fallowed by cratering, flattening, and a few were starting to actually flow. I have a feeling hornady is walking a fine line in regards to the pressure these bullets are making.

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Beladran

Discussion Starter · #3 · Nov 28, 2010

no clue. these cases were given to me or purchased on gb

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Beladran

Discussion Starter · #6 · Nov 28, 2010

well i thought about that but the primers look factory. xd gave me a small bag while back and there was two in it that was starting to back out and they are once fired from a handi rifle if im not mistaken.

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Beladran

Discussion Starter · #7 · Nov 28, 2010

little bit more than .006????

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Beladran

Discussion Starter · #13 · Nov 29, 2010

corbon loads some barnes bullets if im not mistaken. the thing i like about this bullet is it was designed for the 44spl and its velocity. which to me means good expansion at longer ranges

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Beladran

Discussion Starter · #15 · Nov 29, 2010

tsx is a rifle bullet so i imagine you punched a nice little hole in those deer. I know alot of solid copper bullets need speed to open up, the accubonds i shoot in my 375jdj dont mushroom for crap when you get down to about 1400fps and they have a soft lead core. i bet those barnes need at least 1800 or better fps.

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Beladran

Discussion Starter · #16 · Nov 29, 2010

thats a tsx recovered from a moose
300 winmag

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