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<blockquote data-quote="azgutpile" data-source="post: 487897" data-attributes="member: 18796"><p><strong>Re: Good groups but bad ES</strong></p><p></p><p>I guess figured that if I could improve my ES, even by a little bit, my groups would improve even more.</p><p> </p><p>Next time I go out, I will try the Chrony at 18' and at 100 yards and see if they settle down. Other than that, I think I will invest in some better dies and see what that does for me.</p><p> </p><p>I do have another question though.</p><p> </p><p>Does a match grade chambers tend to have higher chamber pressures compared to a standard chamber? It appears that I always have to stay on the lower end of the load book data. If I go up three grains I start seeing slight plunger marks on the bass. I know it is what it is and I have to live with it; I just want to make sure I learn from all my experiences. </p><p> </p><p>Thanks for all you help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="azgutpile, post: 487897, member: 18796"] [b]Re: Good groups but bad ES[/b] I guess figured that if I could improve my ES, even by a little bit, my groups would improve even more. Next time I go out, I will try the Chrony at 18' and at 100 yards and see if they settle down. Other than that, I think I will invest in some better dies and see what that does for me. I do have another question though. Does a match grade chambers tend to have higher chamber pressures compared to a standard chamber? It appears that I always have to stay on the lower end of the load book data. If I go up three grains I start seeing slight plunger marks on the bass. I know it is what it is and I have to live with it; I just want to make sure I learn from all my experiences. Thanks for all you help. [/QUOTE]
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