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Reloading
Too much jump?
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<blockquote data-quote="RB II" data-source="post: 2653866" data-attributes="member: 124418"><p>I realize this is an old thread, but have a similar but different question about jump. 28N rifle setup for the Berger 195s. So very long throat and oversize mag to accommodate them. But looking to make the rifle a little more flexible and wanting to load the Berger 180 VLD or the 175 Elite Hunter. With that the 180 will reach the lands but with only maybe 1/16" of the bullet bearing surface in the neck. Seating the bullet deeper, like .25" more, makes the jump that same .25" (approximately). </p><p>The question is does that .25" jump make it unsafe to shoot. I realize no way to know if it is accurate until you shoot it, but don't want to blow my face off trying to learn that. </p><p>Thanks in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RB II, post: 2653866, member: 124418"] I realize this is an old thread, but have a similar but different question about jump. 28N rifle setup for the Berger 195s. So very long throat and oversize mag to accommodate them. But looking to make the rifle a little more flexible and wanting to load the Berger 180 VLD or the 175 Elite Hunter. With that the 180 will reach the lands but with only maybe 1/16" of the bullet bearing surface in the neck. Seating the bullet deeper, like .25" more, makes the jump that same .25" (approximately). The question is does that .25" jump make it unsafe to shoot. I realize no way to know if it is accurate until you shoot it, but don't want to blow my face off trying to learn that. Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]
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