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  • #16
    Originally posted by dville_gt View Post
    There is no way to break this stuff up a little?
    It is highly recommended that breaking powder up never be done, as it changes the burn characteristics.
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    • #17
      polish the powder funnel in your press until it's like chrome and then wax it, you're getting powder bridging.
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      • #18
        Originally posted by CJ View Post
        polish the powder funnel in your press until it's like chrome and then wax it, you're getting powder bridging.
        you really think that'll help?

        seems i'm not the only one with this problem

        http://m14forum.com/ammunition/82472-hornady-press-4064-issue.html

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        • #19
          Originally posted by dville_gt View Post
          you really think that'll help?

          seems i'm not the only one with this problem

          http://m14forum.com/ammunition/82472...064-issue.html
          CJ is the man....
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          • #20
            Originally posted by dville_gt View Post
            you really think that'll help?

            seems i'm not the only one with this problem

            http://m14forum.com/ammunition/82472...064-issue.html
            Most people don't know how to fix it. Yes, I've done it for IMR-4895 and it got me much results and no more bridging. This is the best and only shot to get it to meter. Some powders just won't meter, but don't give up until you've done this. I've only done it on Dillon's, but your press should be relatively the same. It will also meter all other powders more accurately. The heavy grain extruded powders usually struggle in meters.
            "When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
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            • #21
              Originally posted by Gtracer View Post
              This was the issue online, too many opinions out there. I have read about Varget, considering I have some 68grain stuff, I might give it a shot.
              I've been using BL-C(2) for my 69 SMK's. Works great. Hell I hope it stays that way, I just loaded about 1200 of them that way.
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              • #22
                ended up just using one of these to measure out each load and a funnel to fill, then a single stage press to press in the bullet. slow as hell but will get the job done till i'm out of this ammo. on the bright side this should be some good ammo!

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