Reason to be careful

[Skip]

Check out this link on a "double charge"
 
http://iris.nyit.edu/~bithead/anaconda/

[Hunterbug]

WOW! There is a reason why I weigh each and every charge.

[Gmoney]

Wow...thanks for sharing Skip....

[Daryl (deceased)]

Yep, and that's why I double check every charge with a flashlight to make sure they're all close to the same before I stick the bullets in.
 
Daryl

[gitano]

This is the main reason why I don't particularly care for progressive reloaders. However, in my opinion, the most salient point was made in the following five sentences:
 

Titegroup is a very fast, clean powder requiring low charge weights for large calibers. Prior to this event, I reasonably assumed this to be an ideal situation. Less powder, less fouling, less cost = more trips to the range. That is until you realize a few things. 9.0gr in a .44 magnum case is, more or less, a drop in a bucket.

Paul

[firstshot]

When I first got into reloading....way back when.....my local gunsmith agreed to teach me the ropes. The very first thing he did was show me a S&W 44 Mag that was basically blown to bits from an overload. He had the pices parts mounted on a picture frame and hanging on the wall of his shop.
 
The mental picture of that blown up 44 Mag has stayed with me ever since and comes to mind every single time I sit down at the reload bench.

Yall be careful out there now!

firstshot
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