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Load Development... what’s your process
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<blockquote data-quote="Remmy700" data-source="post: 1689580" data-attributes="member: 36564"><p>Back in the day I would load 20 rounds up. 10 rounds at .3 gr increments climbing to where I am pretty sure I am going to be getting into pressure. I would load another 10 in the same charges as the first 10. I would shoot them on chrono paying close attention to flat spots while also shooting them into 10 separate groups, 2 shots into each group. This was one of the best ways I found to get a really good idea of not only where my good SDs are vs bad ones but also giving me a good glimpse of group size. Now I know two rounds is not going to tell the entire story by no means but it is a really good insight with a little more information given than the 10 round load test that Saterlee uses. That method worked great for me and I could normally find a good low SD, accurate load right under pressure ceiling relatively quick. I am going to try you method also and see how it compares. Thanks for sharing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Remmy700, post: 1689580, member: 36564"] Back in the day I would load 20 rounds up. 10 rounds at .3 gr increments climbing to where I am pretty sure I am going to be getting into pressure. I would load another 10 in the same charges as the first 10. I would shoot them on chrono paying close attention to flat spots while also shooting them into 10 separate groups, 2 shots into each group. This was one of the best ways I found to get a really good idea of not only where my good SDs are vs bad ones but also giving me a good glimpse of group size. Now I know two rounds is not going to tell the entire story by no means but it is a really good insight with a little more information given than the 10 round load test that Saterlee uses. That method worked great for me and I could normally find a good low SD, accurate load right under pressure ceiling relatively quick. I am going to try you method also and see how it compares. Thanks for sharing. [/QUOTE]
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