Varminterror
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What caliber are you shootin
6 creed
What caliber are you shootin
6 creed
I’ve read that they can be finicky to tune but it doesn’t look it based on your target
My outlook,
There’s a bit of information missing , such as Bullets weight.
You could easily need a few mores increments added to your test
Nature Boy said:As I read it it’s 41.0 to 41.6
Well for me since I’m not familiar with that cartridge I would test until signs of pressure, as the test sits 41.4 is ok but
42.4 makes me want to see a bit more
Here you go.
http://2poqx8tjzgi65olp24je4x4n-wpe...audettes-20-round-string-load-development.pdf
I stand by what I said. It totally doesn't work. It goes against the laws of physics. If you load more powder with all same conditions, you will get more pressure. This is common sense. More pressure = more velocity. all those flat spots are because of inconsistent loads. That is a fact, not an opinion.
Ya think?I think I’m going to stop tinkering with this load
the load is only the first half.
I'd say "unbelievable" just because of how awesome that group looks but then I remember that this is @Nature Boy so it becomes completely believable!
It's great seeing all this information and data to support the notion that this style of load development just works.
Nature Boy said:Looking forward to seeing it
We spent most of the morning shooting some new rifles and then right at the end when everyone had to get back I shot the five loads shown below. I should have packed up and headed back to the office rather than shoot the AX but it is what it is. The only thing I learned is that the pressure was excessive with .020" jump to the lands, and that I like using Varget for this rifle rather than H4350. I'll repeat the test this weekend at my home range if the wind lets up.
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