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	<title>Comments on: TECH TIP: Check Your Cases for Signs of Over-Pressure</title>
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		<title>By: MITCH SOLANO</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This was very helpful in diagnosing why my savage 10fp bolt broke this morning at the range. Wife was diagnosed with ms two weeks ago and I did not pay attention to the primers I used which had a great deal to do with a normal near max charge. After looking at the cases fired, primers that fell out and miking, the problem was clearly evident considering the same loads fired two weeks prior functioned flawlessly including delivering outstanding accuracy. If one has a traumatic incidence in their life either pay extra close attention or don&#039;t load at all. You could add insult and injury. All remaining loads were dismantled and discarded.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This was very helpful in diagnosing why my savage 10fp bolt broke this morning at the range. Wife was diagnosed with ms two weeks ago and I did not pay attention to the primers I used which had a great deal to do with a normal near max charge. After looking at the cases fired, primers that fell out and miking, the problem was clearly evident considering the same loads fired two weeks prior functioned flawlessly including delivering outstanding accuracy. If one has a traumatic incidence in their life either pay extra close attention or don&#8217;t load at all. You could add insult and injury. All remaining loads were dismantled and discarded.</p>
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