I haven't even looked in any manuals yet...none of my old manuals have anything about reduced loads..
Any of you have any knowledge on them?
I heard that if you put too little powder in a cartridge...lets just say I put 25 grains in my 06' cartridge, normally, I put 59+... SO...when the cartridge is laying there in the chamber, the powder is ALL below or right at the primer level... When the primer flashes, it ignites the whole length of powder in the cartridge at once, insteads of starting it burning at the end then burning forward.... is this instant ignition a problem? Pressures???
I'm just curious, as I have two 06's and as my daughters are getting to hunting age I'm trying to decide on a gun for them. If I can load this 06' with a 130 or 150 grain bullet and highly reduced loads... would it kick a lot less?? I am of course only going to do this if I can get acceptable accurracy as well...
Thanks for any input...
Ernie