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    Hello guys,

    I just want to let you know that I really appreciate your help.

    thanks!
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    Select your loads carefully from well known reloading manuals as others have said. Avoid top pressure and velocity loads, they seldom result in best accuracy. When I load for historic firearms I take into account their long service life firing "maxed-out" issue ammunition. I give the old girls a bit of a gentle hand and down load just a little bit from the published original military ammunition specifications. The reward is that I often get very good accuracy from the rifle and cause a little less wear and tear so that someone after me may enjoy the firearm when I am gone. JMHO

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