147gr lead with 2.8gr Bullseye?

[IDescribe]

I don't know where the 2.8 came from but looks like dangerous territory to me.

2.8gr is a light load with BE and a 147.  If it even makes minor power factor, it won't be by much of a margin.

[35 Whelen]

http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/powderlist.aspx?page=/reloaders/powderlist.aspx&type=1&powderid=1&cartridge=23
I don't know where the 2.8 came from but looks like dangerous territory to me.

  2.8 grs. of Bullseye with a 147 gr. cast bullet is the starting load in the Lyman 49th manual.

[Moken]

http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/powderlist.aspx?page=/reloaders/powderlist.aspx&type=1&powderid=1&cartridge=23
I don't know where the 2.8 came from but looks like dangerous territory to me.

  2.8 grs. of Bullseye with a 147 gr. cast bullet is the starting load in the Lyman 49th manual.

I see that. Quite a departure from Bullseye in Alliants page for lighter bullets. I'm sure Lyman has the proper testing equipment to however.

[slowgun45]

did the research and older Lyman manuals do list 147gr bullet with 2.7 grs bulls eye, last 200 rds have been perfect, the 115 gr extremes fire but failed to eject need to up the grain on them

[Wobbly]

Added another reloading rule to Reply #12.

[Moken]

Added another reloading rule to Reply #12.

Agreed, I consider my Chrony one of my best reloading tools.