Interesting concept that I had not fully considered for 450/400 3”. Hmmm … Dacron as a filler? Wonder how to test the concept. My powder charge is well below H4350 max but shooting sub-MOA so I’d like to keep the load but improve the bulging primer issue.
Really sorry to hear this news - two of us booked Ethiopian Airlines through Gracy Travel, departing IAD through ADD to JNB with guns on May 19. Gracy has made no mention of the ADD issues described here, any special security concerns, no alert that the guns need to be checked at ADD baggage...
OH - can you please explain your experience and the concept of going up on powder if primers are pushing out? I’m seeing some of that in my 450/400 3” loads and have been wondering what’s going on, and how to fix it. Thanks in advance.
I’m currently loading 400 grain Safari Solids from Cutting Edge over H4350. I’m also loading their 370 grain Safari Raptors, also over H4350. Both for a Ruger No. 1 in 450/400 3”, aka 400 Jeff. Cutting Edge has good load data for any number of powders for their .409 NE bullets (.409 is the...
I’ve found them to be unobtanium. I’ve gone the Hornady factory route and fired those for practice to get brass to reload. Not ideal but the only option I’ve found atm.
+1! I use Timeshifter regularly and it really helps simplify things. Full disclosure, I get it about 85-90% right, hard to 100% comply with its suggestions.
Based on my personal experience:
404 Jeff for Buff and Zebra (Zebra maxes out a 300 WM with 180 gr Accubond). Kudu as well.
358 Norma is likely overkill for anything lighter than Zebra but would work well on zebra and kudu. Too small for buff. Makes it a bit of an outlier.
7x57 great for...
Silencer 4457 signed at IAD and in hand. No mention of any issue or conflict. Maybe I’m having good luck. Sorry to hear of the troubles out there … frustrating.
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