It is warm but not overly high. The primer edges are still rounded. They will square off in high pressure conditions. As long as the bolt lift is normal I would rock on.
It is warm but not overly high. The primer edges are still rounded. They will square off in high pressure conditions. As long as the bolt lift is normal I would rock on.
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Sticky bolt means too high for that rifle. Back the powder down 2 grains. You can back it down in small increments---.5 grain if you like---until you get a clean lift.
My Browning likes 59 gr of IMR4350 shooting 150 Accubonds and partitions.
My 7mm08 Savage chamber is tight as can be. The DA killer load of RL15 hiding behind a 120 nbt causes a bit of sticky lift.
Could be a difference in freebore and/or bore diameter in the savage. I wouldn't be too concerned about a bit of a sticky bolt lift in a target gun, but I'd want my hunting loads to cycle cleanly.