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Reloading
Case weight variability question
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<blockquote data-quote="Rardoin" data-source="post: 2191167" data-attributes="member: 114954"><p>^^^^What Mike said^^^^ I've weight sorted cases and fired the lightest 10 and the heaviest 10 (straight .284 Win/184 Berger hybrid) at 965yds in near dead calm/no mirage conditions and compared the groups. I no longer waste my time weight sorting brass. Most of the long range competitors I shoot with don't either. If you want to trim all pieces the same length and volume sort it may be worth the effort to cull out outliers but I have not done the experiment because it would involve several hundred pieces of brass and too much time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rardoin, post: 2191167, member: 114954"] ^^^^What Mike said^^^^ I've weight sorted cases and fired the lightest 10 and the heaviest 10 (straight .284 Win/184 Berger hybrid) at 965yds in near dead calm/no mirage conditions and compared the groups. I no longer waste my time weight sorting brass. Most of the long range competitors I shoot with don't either. If you want to trim all pieces the same length and volume sort it may be worth the effort to cull out outliers but I have not done the experiment because it would involve several hundred pieces of brass and too much time. [/QUOTE]
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