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Elephant?Learning the finer points of reloading is like figuring out how to see the buried image in a stereogram. Lots of noise and distraction along the way.
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Elephant?Learning the finer points of reloading is like figuring out how to see the buried image in a stereogram. Lots of noise and distraction along the way.
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No kidding! Most of the kit is still in the wrapper. Great tool. Going to be helpful. I should get the bullet comparator, too, but soot works well enough.(Attentive viewers may be aware that Orygun's comparator still has that "new comparator smell".)
Or it might be jamming the bullet into the lands. I just seated a Ballistic Tip at the COAL of 3.340 and in my rifle it's jammed into the lands about .060". That's a quick way to boost pressures into the danger zone.Exactly. So many guys just look to see what is listed in a manual as the tested COL of a given bullet. And I've always tried to explain they're missing one of the most important parts of developing the most accurate load for their rifle, the sweet spot, or bullet jump, in seating depth. I've seen with my own eyes the difference .010" can make.
Learning the finer points of reloading is like figuring out how to see the buried image in a stereogram. Lots of noise and distraction along the way.
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Haven't seen one of those in a long time. Took me about 10 seconds. I remember those driving my parents crazy when they first came out. Not sure either one of them ever got one.Elephant?
You still got that thing ?Hi, I'm newer to reloading. This piece came with some items I bought. Can anyone tell me what its for? It was with a bunch of lee stuff and is marked 8-30. Thank you a bunch- Jeff
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