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Thanks for your input, when it comes to rolling your own, better safe than sorry! I'm shooting a sporterized 1917 Enfield Eddystone and I know it has a really strong Action but why take unnecessary chances!

ghostrider wrote: ↑Sat Nov 21, 2020 10:01 pm short answer: maybe.

longer answer: It depends; need more info:
calibre(s) ? answer might be different for 30-30 in a Win94, vs 458Win
bullets: lead/jacketed/coated?
powder(s) being used?

30.06 H4350 168gr barnes TTSX

I've been reloading since I was 13, i'm 60 now, i've always gone strictly by the reloading data, BUT do to current supply issues, Can you substitute large rifle magnum primers for standard primers and if so how much reduction of powder charge do you do to compensate for more potent primers?