L42/Enforcer Ammunication

[Bindi2]

Finally the serious issue has been grasped by several shooter/owners. The chronograph and starting loads from the reload data sheets are your friends with several other tricks learnt from hand loading over the last 50 years. You may find very interesting chronny data on 303 cordite loads(because I could) that are difficult to replicate on a drop sheet with modern powders. DONT mix your brass large pressure/velocity spikes can and do appear. Treat the L42 gently and it will stack shots for a very long time to come

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[Surpmil]

Finally the serious issue has been grasped by several shooter/owners. The chronograph and starting loads from the reload data sheets are your friends with several other tricks learnt from hand loading over the last 50 years. You may find very interesting chronny data on 303 cordite loads(because I could) that are difficult to replicate on a drop sheet with modern powders. DONT mix your brass large pressure/velocity spikes can and do appear. Treat the L42 gently and it will stack shots for a very long time to come

Could you expand on that please?

[browningautorifle]

DONT mix your brass large pressure/velocity spikes can and do appear.

This is a basic for accuracy shooting. Even the same headstamp may not be the same as one lot number of brass. Sometimes hard to get same lot number though.