Curtis,
Just tryin to get a good understanding here...are you having trouble loading after only one shot? Or a string of shots.
The reason I'm askin is even when I was experiencing crud ring issue's, I could at least get about three shots off before I could start feeling the crud ring forming.
FWIW,
It has been quit a few years back when I was having crud ring issue's and was having them out of two separate rifles. Per a conversation with a fella by the name of Dave(I think) at Hodgdon Powder, he explained to me that not seating the load firmly enough was the main culprit in crud ring issue's as well as using to mild of a primer(#11 when 209 should be used) not completely burning all the powder. And finally said that using pellets are more prone to crud ring issue's. Simply cause you cannot compress the load like using loose powder.
Again he's very informative, easy to talk to and could possibly help ya out saving you some time and $.
Just tryin to get a good understanding here...are you having trouble loading after only one shot? Or a string of shots.
The reason I'm askin is even when I was experiencing crud ring issue's, I could at least get about three shots off before I could start feeling the crud ring forming.
FWIW,
It has been quit a few years back when I was having crud ring issue's and was having them out of two separate rifles. Per a conversation with a fella by the name of Dave(I think) at Hodgdon Powder, he explained to me that not seating the load firmly enough was the main culprit in crud ring issue's as well as using to mild of a primer(#11 when 209 should be used) not completely burning all the powder. And finally said that using pellets are more prone to crud ring issue's. Simply cause you cannot compress the load like using loose powder.
Again he's very informative, easy to talk to and could possibly help ya out saving you some time and $.