Gwion wrote:The problem with saying 'watch for pressure signs' is that not everyone knows what to look for and as such could be skating on thin ice, slowly damaging their firearm or risking catastrophic failure. Accurate loads can be found I. The low-mid powder range with attention to details.
They shouldn't be reloading if they don't know the basics hey.
Any half decent reloading manual will show you what to look for in regards to pressure signs and how to reload safely, if they haven't got one of those I guess they will get what they get in the way of results good or bad.
And the other thing you will notice about different reloading manuals and information re loads and max/min is they all vary with the same powder so best thing one can do is reload with a view to keeping an eye out for diff pressure signs that will be the best indicator if one is getting into dangerous territory for their particular firearm or not.