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05-23-2004, 01:17 PM
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If you taylor a load for the carbine, with just enough to work the action and within pressure limits you went far enough safetly. A medium to slow powder like Blue dot will peak in a longer barrel. The rub comes if you accidently fire one of these in a 4" and you crack the frame or toggle, Roadkill busted a rear toggle link yesterday. Food for thought. Clearly marked reloads are a good idea, but you can always mess up if you make a mistake.
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