Has anyone downloaded or have the latest (Version 6)
I am reloading for the 243 using 2209 & have noticed there is quite a difference in suggested powder weight charges between the two manuals. Havent got them in front of me right now but has anyone else noticed?
I might email them & ask why the downgrade
New ADI powder booklet
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Gnome
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Re: New ADI powder booklet
Downloaded it a couple days ago now and forgot about it till now! Will have a look see over the coming days and note the specific loads that I require. Will also chase up a copy or 2 when at the LGS next.
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Dr G
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Re: New ADI powder booklet
They have dropped the max on a number of calibre/projectile combo's. Not suprising really as they always used to be a bit high in some cases.
Dissapointing they still dont have specific load data for the 39BK but I guess its close enough to the 40VMax to not warrant it. Again based on what is written my load is now classified as a hot load for the 204 and is apparently now a commpressed load (which it isnt)
Still its a great resource and since it can be downloaded as a pdf it is now on my iPad and available as needed. I wish more reloading manuals would bring out an electronic edition
Dr G
Dissapointing they still dont have specific load data for the 39BK but I guess its close enough to the 40VMax to not warrant it. Again based on what is written my load is now classified as a hot load for the 204 and is apparently now a commpressed load (which it isnt)
Still its a great resource and since it can be downloaded as a pdf it is now on my iPad and available as needed. I wish more reloading manuals would bring out an electronic edition
Dr G