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      hsm plated bullets for 10mm load data

      Thank you!
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      hsm plated bullets for 10mm load data

      Thank you for the response and is in line pretty much with what I was thinking. I appreciate it!
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      hsm plated bullets for 10mm load data

      Thanks for the reply. I cant locate lead data for 10mm lead bullets. I have read on Berrys bullets you can use jacketed data for similar size bullet (use mid range data) as long as you dont exceed 1250fps, but was wanting more advice before I load a few. Hornady 11th edition shows 180 grain...
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      hsm plated bullets for 10mm load data

      Anyone have any suggestions for reloading with hsm plated bullets. I plan on using 180 grain hsm plated bullets with accurate number 9 or HP-38. Ill be shooting out of a S&W model 610 10mm. Current info I find suggests using lead cast data of similar weight (cant find any) or mid range...
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      Full length resize or shoulder bump questions

      I have not had the cases fail yet. Im trying to figure out how to get more case life out of my 35 rem, I already anneal and shoot sub max loads but if shoulder bumping will give me more life out of my brass then Im going to try it. The numbers through me off.
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      Full length resize or shoulder bump questions

      I am trying to figure out a way to increase my case life for my 35 rem. I already anneal, and shoot sub max loads. I have read that perhaps bumping the shoulder instead of a full length resize could increase case life. I am currently giving this a try but I don't feel my numbers are correct...
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      Hello

      Ha! You know it, Thats what the signs tell you.
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      Hello

      Absolutely
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      Hello

      Hello all, I spend a lot of time reading and learning, especially on my newly found enjoyment of reloading. I reload for several calibers, but reloading for my 35 remington is what peaked my interest. Looking forward to conversing and learning.
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