So I decided to cast and load some Lee Key Drive 1 oz. slugs. I am using Load data from the Lee web site as follows:
Remington Premier hull
WAA12 wad ( I am using the CB-1118-12)
49 gr Blue Dot (yeah that's a lot!!)
So here are my problems,:
First off I can't fit 49 gr of powder in the hull, the wad sits above the bottom of the crimp line. 45 gr allows the wad to sit right, is that ok ?
The slug will not sit in the bottom of the wad without being forced down thus causing a bulge in the hull so I used a couple of shot cards to raise the slug and that seams to of helped a little but I still have a small bulge in the hull that causes the hull to fit very tight in the barrel. So my questions are do you think the CB wad is the problem ? Is the WAA thinner at the pedals ? (I dont have any WAA wads)
Also if the hull is very tight in the barrel can that cause excess pressure that I should be concerned about ?
If anyone else is loading these slugs what is your recipe ?
Thanks for the help,
Remington Premier hull
WAA12 wad ( I am using the CB-1118-12)
49 gr Blue Dot (yeah that's a lot!!)
So here are my problems,:
First off I can't fit 49 gr of powder in the hull, the wad sits above the bottom of the crimp line. 45 gr allows the wad to sit right, is that ok ?
The slug will not sit in the bottom of the wad without being forced down thus causing a bulge in the hull so I used a couple of shot cards to raise the slug and that seams to of helped a little but I still have a small bulge in the hull that causes the hull to fit very tight in the barrel. So my questions are do you think the CB wad is the problem ? Is the WAA thinner at the pedals ? (I dont have any WAA wads)
Also if the hull is very tight in the barrel can that cause excess pressure that I should be concerned about ?
If anyone else is loading these slugs what is your recipe ?
Thanks for the help,



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