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    I second Steve's opinion. No worries about powder degradation, and with some testing, better potential accuracy.

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    I would use fresh powder. But see this:
    Many just down load to even measures aand same weight tips. There is much variation.
    Pulled Down Turk 8mm Ammo

    also see DOC some consider it a waste of time: Just up the spring in the old mauser for sure firing.
    8x57 Mauser Turkish - General Ammunition Discussion - International Ammunition Association Web Forum


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