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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
You sir are correct.
Observed a guy work a progressive for the 1st time. I'll give him credit, he's coming back tomorrow for more punishment![]()
The Great Kazoo's Feedback
"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Finished loading up 250 rounds of 338 Lapua.
Hodgdon Retumbo and Berger 300 hybrids.
Now to start on some 416 Rigby.
You know I like my coffee sweet in the morning
and I'm crazy about my tea at night
finished up some dummy rounds to send back with my LW barrel. Organizing for another loaders 10mm run.
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Finished my second level of development rounds in.308 with the node between 41-42 gr of Varget.
I'm new to reloading but I think I'm understanding the importance of consistency in the complete process. I'm not looking to bench rest shoot, just want to take the ammo errors out of the game.
- Win Brass 2.008, (1.6235 shoulder)
- Necked only, fire formed already
- CCI #200
- Shoulder bump .0015
- SMK 175
- COAL 2.825
- To Ogive 2.250
- Varget (41.5-42.0) under development
Went out to the property yesterday and shot 3 groups of 3 (41.0, 41.5 and 42.0 each group) at 201 yards and the results showed the 41 gr seemed to be the furthest (lowest) from the group.
Vertical drop from rounds 2 and 3 were .28, .32 and .27 MOA respectively per group.
This is the vertical distance I'm addressing with charge weight per research.
First group of 3:
The additional groups showed the 1st round (41.0) another .4 - .5 MOA lower.
So last night I pulled the remaining 41.0's and added a little powder to put it in the middle of the 2nd and 3rd rounds. I now have 41.5, 41.7 and 42.0 for Saturday at the BRC to finalize which charge weight to stick with. Pretty happy with the consistency of the rounds compared to Southwest Ammunition's Match junk.
Last edited by Blowby; 09-18-2015 at 12:57.
Prepped 100 pieces of Winchester .300 WSM brass. Tumbled a few hundred pieces of 9mm and around 100 of .38/.357. Loaded 400 9mm and 200 5.56mm on the Lee Classic Turret. The LCT is a great way to multi-task during a hour long evening conference call with my Asian coworkers and suppliers. I'm at about 200 rounds an hour.
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