I stick the newspaper wad between the LDPE wad and the bullet.  The idea is to help prevent the LDPE wad from adhering to the bullet.  I'm not convinced that it has helped anything to be honest, but the local newspaper is free

Chris.

If you shoot a bullet like this from your 40-65, no need for
the newsprint between bullet and ldpe wad.
Load:
WWfireformed cases
F150 primer seated thru tgt paper
74.5 gr Swiss 1.5
0.060 LDPE wad
371 gr DDEPP bullet/Roselle tracing paper.
Rifle:  Rebuilt Hi wall, K&P barrel, 16 twist

Arnie,

Scope, iron sights? Distance?

Tom

For my DDEPP bullet
Probably 3/32" of paper is folded over the base.
The bullet seats on to the LDPE wad about 0.100-0.125"
into case mouth
WW FF cases/F150LP/74.5gr Swiss 1.5/0.060LDPEwad
bullet is 371 gr DDEPP, Chronos 1402fps over my Oehler
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The similarly profiled 371 E-Minigroove bullet seats same as
the DDEPP bullet. The DDEPP bullet was modelled from
the successful 371 E-Mini
beltfed/arnie

Reading in "Loading Cartridges For The Oeiginal .45-70 Springfield Rifle and Carbine" by J.S. and Pat Wolf, 1991/Chapter Primer and Flash Hole Size - Quote - Obtaining even ignitiona of a comopressed black powder charge is not as easy as you have been led oto believe. True, black powdeer is easily ignited in loosoe or uncompressed charges where the primer flash can penetrate between all the grains; a compressed charge has all the
powder grains tightly locked together. Upon firing, the compressed charge is moved slightly forward, during which the grains become loosened and can be ignite. Insufficient ignition occurs when the primer flash through the modern .081 flash hole cannot penetrate the charge sufficiently to cause the bullet base to expand for proper fit in the barrel. The flash hole of the case should be enlarged to .096 to equal the original size of the Arsenal production. I am using Starmine Brass and am prepared to enlarge the flash hole with a #41 drill (.096) bit. This should gain a smaller extreme in velocity when chronographed. Any comments - thank you.

10 it is then. Thanks.......Jimsan

Oakdale,
The target with the 40-65 rounds pictured was from 100yds.
I did have a scope on the rifle.
Macktruckfarm: The brass here was formed from WW 45-70.
WITH STANDARD FLASH HOLES....
In fact, I seat the Fed 150 LP primers thru target paper
to form a wad in the primer pocket. 
BP, even compressed is better off with a "soft"primer.
Modern LP primers have too much power. Can start the 
"plug" of BP and push the bullet prematurely. Not good.
So why open flash holes thinking you need more flame
from the primers.
Early on, in the modern BPCR era, lots of persons were
even using Magnum LR primers. But we have "graduated"
largely to LP primers, and Std Flash holes.
beltfed/arnie

are there any special circumstances/problems/considerations when using a pistol primer in a rifle load such as this 40/65 loading example? thanks