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308 Load Development?
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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Eichele" data-source="post: 1910694" data-attributes="member: 1007"><p>technically no. That said I've tested it at-10F and +90F. There's not enough difference for me to sweat.Unless you're shooting true double base high energy powder or most ball type powders, temp sensitivity gets blown way too far out of proportion.</p><p>If your gun likes RL15, you'll never be disappointed. Besides, apps like shooter have fields for powder temperature variations. The calculator adjusts for temperature. For example, years ago I had a super sweet load with N540 which when I tested temp variation it worked out to 0.6'sec per degree. Entered into my calculator and it adjusted the MV up or down according to the current temperature.</p><p>IMHO, a lot of guys miss out on their sweetest load potential by having to have zero temperature sensitivity. Shoot what your gun likes and learn the ins and outs of it. You'll be happy that it shoots top notch. That's the whole point of practice and knowing your rifle right?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Michael Eichele, post: 1910694, member: 1007"] technically no. That said I’ve tested it at-10F and +90F. There’s not enough difference for me to sweat.Unless you’re shooting true double base high energy powder or most ball type powders, temp sensitivity gets blown way too far out of proportion. If your gun likes RL15, you’ll never be disappointed. Besides, apps like shooter have fields for powder temperature variations. The calculator adjusts for temperature. For example, years ago I had a super sweet load with N540 which when I tested temp variation it worked out to 0.6’sec per degree. Entered into my calculator and it adjusted the MV up or down according to the current temperature. IMHO, a lot of guys miss out on their sweetest load potential by having to have zero temperature sensitivity. Shoot what your gun likes and learn the ins and outs of it. You’ll be happy that it shoots top notch. That’s the whole point of practice and knowing your rifle right? [/QUOTE]
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