One thing you have to stay on top of is how old your loads are, you cannot run the the type of handloads I am running and take them for granted.
One of the main things is you cannot fire these with bullet frozen, welded, sealed, in to the neck that causes alot more pressure than powder ever will.
So what I do is I know what I am going to shoot the next time and take those cases and run them through the bullet seater, and set the seater 10,20,50
thou whatever is needed and push the bullets in to the case to break the weld, seal, or what ever it is called you can hear a pop and you can also feel it. When you are running this type of load you can never have to much jump on the lands. I even do this on factory stuff fo me and others. Hey I don't know how long that stuff has been on the shelves. Just a heads up I have seen them stuck less then a month after I have loaded them. It also give a more consistant FPS what do they call that ES or they other thing I forget that even goes for factory loads.
Dean