It makes me upset that boolit makers can't make boooolits that weight the same. I saw up to 4 grains of difference in one box!!! Argh!
heres a video:
http://youtu.be/UP4URuK6dew
It makes me upset that boolit makers can't make boooolits that weight the same. I saw up to 4 grains of difference in one box!!! Argh!
heres a video:
http://youtu.be/UP4URuK6dew
Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.
I hear ya belly, those mass produced bullets need to be precisely the same weight plus or minus 0.01 grains.
Ignore what was here, I decided to watch the video...
Is it time for you to start weighing every single component when you reload? Or do you still think you'd get that ES spread because it might be due ot crimp?
And you only made that video to show off your inventory of powder, didn't you?!
Belly. That's not surprising and you're a demanding whore. You're talking about a maximum 2.5% deviation on a few statistical outliers. Most of them fall within 0.02% of the designated mass and that is most likely explained by YOUR scale being off. I want to see the histogram. I bet it's a near perfect bell curve with only a few 0.1 g deviation at the min and max confidence intervals.
Oh and just take that batch you have that's within 0.02% and shoot those in your match!
BTW, how do you like those Barnes boolits?
And what he should do is start sorting his bullets by weight in a little fishing tackle box (the kind you can get at walmart for $5 that has 16-24 separate compartments). Then, develop powder loads for each bullet weight...![]()