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Miller,
Add to that the differences in volume expansion/time ratios of the smaller bore vs. larger bore.
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Accurate Arms published a reloading booklet in 2003 with "cowboy action" and target loads 7/8 and 1 oz using AA Nitro 100 and yielding pressures in the 4900 to 6000psi range. In the 2007 manual pressures appear considerably higher.
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I used to use alot of IMR 7625 in the 5000 psi range. But I have since moved to Solo 1000 and Nitro 100 and keep presures in the high 5000 to 6800 psi range. Maybe I am living on the dangerous side. My Bakers have consumed 1000's of these. Maybe I have been lucky.
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