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Best way to sort brass?
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<blockquote data-quote="diderr" data-source="post: 694828" data-attributes="member: 9847"><p>You're right on the 1,000 moa. I had my OnTarget set to 400 yards when I referenced it. The 1,000 group was definitely a "screamer" group. It would be nearly impossible for me to reproduce, but it has done it once with perfect conditions. My 100 yards group is usually the norm on good days but can go up to 0.155" depending on the day. Both were three shot groups. </p><p> The point i'm trying to make is that I want to leave no stone unturned in producing as accurate as possible loads for an accurate rifle. Even if there is even a chance of improvement I will at least try it. I'm planning on doing some F-class events next year with this rifle. It might be worth the time for me to do it and leave nothing to chance, or it might just be a "feel good" thing or a "placebo effect" </p><p></p><p> When I bought my first batch of Norma I was going to weight sort them, but they were so close that it was pointless to do. I just never gave volume sorting much thought. I would like to run a test or trial with five volume sorted pieces and five pieces chosen at random and shoot them at 600 yards.</p><p>Thanks for your input.</p><p></p><p>Mikecr; thanks I might have to try that. I must ask why it's important to add the alcohol?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="diderr, post: 694828, member: 9847"] You're right on the 1,000 moa. I had my OnTarget set to 400 yards when I referenced it. The 1,000 group was definitely a "screamer" group. It would be nearly impossible for me to reproduce, but it has done it once with perfect conditions. My 100 yards group is usually the norm on good days but can go up to 0.155" depending on the day. Both were three shot groups. The point i'm trying to make is that I want to leave no stone unturned in producing as accurate as possible loads for an accurate rifle. Even if there is even a chance of improvement I will at least try it. I'm planning on doing some F-class events next year with this rifle. It might be worth the time for me to do it and leave nothing to chance, or it might just be a "feel good" thing or a "placebo effect" When I bought my first batch of Norma I was going to weight sort them, but they were so close that it was pointless to do. I just never gave volume sorting much thought. I would like to run a test or trial with five volume sorted pieces and five pieces chosen at random and shoot them at 600 yards. Thanks for your input. Mikecr; thanks I might have to try that. I must ask why it's important to add the alcohol? [/QUOTE]
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