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Reloading - Looking After The Brass Cartridge Case By Matthew Cameron
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<blockquote data-quote="Capt. D" data-source="post: 246280" data-attributes="member: 10225"><p>Very good read and a good place to start for folks like me that are just breaking into this game of long range precision shooting. Have narrowed my first build down to a 7 WSM or a 7 MM. </p><p> </p><p>Understanding a little more about case prep which I understand, that was the crux of the article. However I read different things about run out, or being slightly off of, on, or slightly into the lands. The lands I assume in the start of the rifled portion of the barrel. How do you know that your bullet is touching the lands or not, where does this measurement come from and how is it obtained?</p><p> </p><p>While this was an informative read to me, and I may be asking these questions in the wrong place, where might I find more information on precision reloading and that is hopefully simplified eough for a beginner to understand. I have a habit that when I decide that I am going to do something I tend to jump in head first. I recently received my NF glass for my build. Now all that I have to do is decide on a cal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Capt. D, post: 246280, member: 10225"] Very good read and a good place to start for folks like me that are just breaking into this game of long range precision shooting. Have narrowed my first build down to a 7 WSM or a 7 MM. Understanding a little more about case prep which I understand, that was the crux of the article. However I read different things about run out, or being slightly off of, on, or slightly into the lands. The lands I assume in the start of the rifled portion of the barrel. How do you know that your bullet is touching the lands or not, where does this measurement come from and how is it obtained? While this was an informative read to me, and I may be asking these questions in the wrong place, where might I find more information on precision reloading and that is hopefully simplified eough for a beginner to understand. I have a habit that when I decide that I am going to do something I tend to jump in head first. I recently received my NF glass for my build. Now all that I have to do is decide on a cal. [/QUOTE]
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