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  1. #1
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    Hi thanks for help ! Downloaded Gordon’s but due to being shite with computers couldn’t make head or tail of it !

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    Quote Originally Posted by TIKKA-2459 View Post
    Hi thanks for help ! Downloaded Gordon’s but due to being shite with computers couldn’t make head or tail of it !
    Hi sorted purchased a load data of Hornady !

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    Quote Originally Posted by TIKKA-2459 View Post
    Hi thanks for help ! Downloaded Gordon’s but due to being shite with computers couldn’t make head or tail of it !
    i use quickload and have done for years and find it so simple to use even the first time.....i did have gordons too but that baffled me too lol

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    GRT can be a bit overwhelming, but there are tutorials on youtube which help a lot, also its free
    Do nothing, achieve nothing

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    From the alliant site rel 10 it only gives data for up to 50 grain projectile.

    https://www.alliantpowder.com/reload...4&cartridge=45

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    "The complete reloading manual - one calibre/one book" used to be great,
    each bullet manufacturers data with a list of different powders at different loads, followed by each powder manufacturers data for each of the bullets.

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    Sadly, Gordon from GRT died earlier this year. Hopefully the community can pick up where he left off, but according to the website, updates are on hold.

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    Comparing GRT results to published data gives some interesting results- high loads.

    Alliant don't give any loads above 50grain Nosler BT.

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