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Reloading
Velocity Effect of Bullet Tension
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<blockquote data-quote="WahooYahoo" data-source="post: 2017207" data-attributes="member: 94632"><p>its all about consistency from load to load, case to case, explosion to explosion and. Shot to shot. If any action in the process is sketchy, so goes the shot. However if every action is perfectly repeated from the last, we just adjust our crosshairs to the center and print tiny little groups.</p><p>The carbon deposited in the finest film in the neck is a lubricant for the reload. The state of hardness of reformed/ re-fired brass</p><p>is not the problem. It is a function of brass life. </p><p>be j tension is not equal amongst all loads but if you have a lot of new brass or a lot of fired brass, turned necks or unturned necks, crimped or uncrimped, it matters not. As along as they are consistent. Measuring the seating pressure from otherwise "identical" cases can yield groups of those with variations that might be a ghost in the machine. If they are "identical" they will all be in one hole. just saying</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WahooYahoo, post: 2017207, member: 94632"] its all about consistency from load to load, case to case, explosion to explosion and. Shot to shot. If any action in the process is sketchy, so goes the shot. However if every action is perfectly repeated from the last, we just adjust our crosshairs to the center and print tiny little groups. The carbon deposited in the finest film in the neck is a lubricant for the reload. The state of hardness of reformed/ re-fired brass is not the problem. It is a function of brass life. be j tension is not equal amongst all loads but if you have a lot of new brass or a lot of fired brass, turned necks or unturned necks, crimped or uncrimped, it matters not. As along as they are consistent. Measuring the seating pressure from otherwise ”identical” cases can yield groups of those with variations that might be a ghost in the machine. If they are “identical” they will all be in one hole. just saying [/QUOTE]
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