Originally Posted by Gm54-120

I guess the extreme primer flow in my old Accura and Rons pics were only my imagination and the primer flow in my other guns wasn't nearly as bad with the same hi end loads. I wonder how my GMB54 can use 120gr of BH209 without any issues using a 385gr bullet in a sabot or a huge Parker conical. And 110gr or more shoots several bullets much better than it does with just 100grs in a 20" barrel?

Its sabot load data starts at 325gr bullets and 100gr charges?

I guess its a CVA thing and i wouldn't understand. LOL You know, kinda like a "Jeep thing".

I wonder why none of my current guns impose such restrictions and appear to shoot near max or max loads better. I wonder why BPI no longer uses extruded barrels and even changed their firing pin bushing slot size.

I really don't care what a CEO shoots since he has no concerns over a warranty issue but when i got an email in roughly 2004 i was told exceeding the recommendations could void any warranty if it resulted in damage.

Like ive said before, have him come on here and tell everyone its ok to exceed the loose limits in the manual and it wont effect the lifetime warranty.

It seem the only thing blowing out of an orifice unburnt isn't from a barrel and it isn't powder.