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Reloading
300 win mag with Berger bullets
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<blockquote data-quote="1Moose" data-source="post: 1392770" data-attributes="member: 74044"><p>Quick ? For you. I find it hard to get enough range / shooting time so when I'm testing a powder and bullet combo I will do what I think of as a cross-ladder—A) loads starting at minimum and increasing powder charges with one seating depth, and B) also a range of seating depths (.010, .050, .090, .130 jumps) usually at constant mid-powder charge. If i saw any pressure signs at that powder combo I'd suspend further testing of course. I'm guessing a full matrix of depths and powder charges would show several "nodes" but wondering about your or others' experiences. I'd iterate from the best results I saw when I could get out again. Other methods that work for people when range days is a key constraint? Also, do you use lowest powder charge for seating depth as a conservative step to prevent running into excessive pressure, or might that help get to the sweet spot faster (something I'm trying to get better at)?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1Moose, post: 1392770, member: 74044"] Quick ? For you. I find it hard to get enough range / shooting time so when I’m testing a powder and bullet combo I will do what I think of as a cross-ladder—A) loads starting at minimum and increasing powder charges with one seating depth, and B) also a range of seating depths (.010, .050, .090, .130 jumps) usually at constant mid-powder charge. If i saw any pressure signs at that powder combo I’d suspend further testing of course. I’m guessing a full matrix of depths and powder charges would show several “nodes” but wondering about your or others’ experiences. I’d iterate from the best results I saw when I could get out again. Other methods that work for people when range days is a key constraint? Also, do you use lowest powder charge for seating depth as a conservative step to prevent running into excessive pressure, or might that help get to the sweet spot faster (something I'm trying to get better at)? [/QUOTE]
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