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<blockquote data-quote="7magcreedmoor" data-source="post: 994611" data-attributes="member: 48559"><p>Get rid of that leadsled. If recoil is an issue, swap the pad for a Limbsaver, they are a little pricey, but worth every penny, and it goes up the mountain with you (unlike the sled). If recoil is still an issue, and you don't like brakes (I DO like brakes, because they work, and use electronic earpro all the time), have a "Dead Mule" put inside the stock. I have one in a lighter weight 7mag, it made a noticeable difference. For load development, check the seating depth test method used by Berger Bullets, it can save a lot of time and powder/bullet money. For charge weight, I usually start with SAAMI COAL and do a ladder test, then once I have the optimum charge, do the COAL test (Berger method). This usually gets me where I need to be pretty quick. I may have missed it in all the replies to your original post, but I will take it for granted that you have checked the bedding and barrel channel for interference issues, and of course you are testing for a damaged scope.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7magcreedmoor, post: 994611, member: 48559"] Get rid of that leadsled. If recoil is an issue, swap the pad for a Limbsaver, they are a little pricey, but worth every penny, and it goes up the mountain with you (unlike the sled). If recoil is still an issue, and you don't like brakes (I DO like brakes, because they work, and use electronic earpro all the time), have a "Dead Mule" put inside the stock. I have one in a lighter weight 7mag, it made a noticeable difference. For load development, check the seating depth test method used by Berger Bullets, it can save a lot of time and powder/bullet money. For charge weight, I usually start with SAAMI COAL and do a ladder test, then once I have the optimum charge, do the COAL test (Berger method). This usually gets me where I need to be pretty quick. I may have missed it in all the replies to your original post, but I will take it for granted that you have checked the bedding and barrel channel for interference issues, and of course you are testing for a damaged scope. [/QUOTE]
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