Mar 17, 2015 #1 R RAY Handloader Jan 31, 2015 289 0 How to determine date and lot # I have ( 1102214. 2732. ) Is this Oct 22nd yr.14. and the lot # Thanks !
How to determine date and lot # I have ( 1102214. 2732. ) Is this Oct 22nd yr.14. and the lot # Thanks !
Mar 17, 2015 #2 W wvchevy3 Handloader Dec 4, 2005 299 0 yes you are correct. the first digit will be a 1 or 8, depending on size 1 = 1 pound 10 = month 22 = day 14 = year rest is lot number.Lee
yes you are correct. the first digit will be a 1 or 8, depending on size 1 = 1 pound 10 = month 22 = day 14 = year rest is lot number.Lee
Mar 17, 2015 Thread starter #3 R RAY Handloader Jan 31, 2015 289 0 wvchevy3":2g4i0pmq said: yes you are correct. the first digit will be a 1 or 8, depending on size 1 = 1 pound 10 = month 22 = day 14 = year rest is lot number.Lee Click to expand... Thanks Lee, I have two 1 lb. bottles The 2nd one is made on 12-04-14 # 2737. Would another load work up be in order for the 2nd bottle even though they are made in the same year ? Thanks ?
wvchevy3":2g4i0pmq said: yes you are correct. the first digit will be a 1 or 8, depending on size 1 = 1 pound 10 = month 22 = day 14 = year rest is lot number.Lee Click to expand... Thanks Lee, I have two 1 lb. bottles The 2nd one is made on 12-04-14 # 2737. Would another load work up be in order for the 2nd bottle even though they are made in the same year ? Thanks ?
Mar 17, 2015 #4 DrMike Ballistician Nov 8, 2006 37,312 5,977 Go by lot number. Anytime you change a component (i.e., use one with a different lot number) you will want to work up from a safe minimum.
Go by lot number. Anytime you change a component (i.e., use one with a different lot number) you will want to work up from a safe minimum.
Mar 17, 2015 Thread starter #5 R RAY Handloader Jan 31, 2015 289 0 DrMike":hr3g83yt said: Go by lot number. Anytime you change a component (i.e., use one with a different lot number) you will want to work up from a safe minimum. Click to expand... OK , thanks Dr.Mike and Lee !
DrMike":hr3g83yt said: Go by lot number. Anytime you change a component (i.e., use one with a different lot number) you will want to work up from a safe minimum. Click to expand... OK , thanks Dr.Mike and Lee !
