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Weight sorting Magnum brass
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<blockquote data-quote="Boss Hoss" data-source="post: 258998" data-attributes="member: 5060"><p>That is correct about the vertical stringing and is why the point blank guys load at the range between relays so that conditions such as temp, humidity etc can be taken into consideration! I am a 1K guy and ALWAYS load the night before the match. Neck tension is very very important and we want to have a fresh neck set! I like to win when I travel to shoot a match which Speedy has a saying that is very appropriate "Winning isn't everything but losing sucks" </p><p></p><p>To say that the pursuit of accuracy is relentless and all consuming is an understatement! That being said however, does not mean that it makes sense to throw resources at something that will have questionable value. </p><p></p><p>You mentioned that only one type of brass and caliber was utilized – this makes no difference because when there is a wt difference in the cases it may OR may not mean that there is a volumetric difference. The question you must ask yourself==is the wt difference I am seeing attributable to a volumetric change or is this just in the web area??? There is no way to know unless you check the absolute volume of each case after it has been fired. The next question is why after it has been fired??? Think about that one and get back with me. If you are checking unfired brass then you are really peeing into the wind.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boss Hoss, post: 258998, member: 5060"] That is correct about the vertical stringing and is why the point blank guys load at the range between relays so that conditions such as temp, humidity etc can be taken into consideration! I am a 1K guy and ALWAYS load the night before the match. Neck tension is very very important and we want to have a fresh neck set! I like to win when I travel to shoot a match which Speedy has a saying that is very appropriate “Winning isn’t everything but losing sucks” To say that the pursuit of accuracy is relentless and all consuming is an understatement! That being said however, does not mean that it makes sense to throw resources at something that will have questionable value. You mentioned that only one type of brass and caliber was utilized – this makes no difference because when there is a wt difference in the cases it may OR may not mean that there is a volumetric difference. The question you must ask yourself==is the wt difference I am seeing attributable to a volumetric change or is this just in the web area??? There is no way to know unless you check the absolute volume of each case after it has been fired. The next question is why after it has been fired??? Think about that one and get back with me. If you are checking unfired brass then you are really peeing into the wind. [/QUOTE]
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