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6.5 PRC Powder Charge/Velocity Ladder Test. No Flat Spot
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<blockquote data-quote="BrentM" data-source="post: 2948998" data-attributes="member: 61747"><p>We can agree on the samples being an issue. I see 3 shot 100 yard groups, I see 3-5 shot SD's. Not much data but it's very common. Very few people are ever going to shoot 100 rounds for data collection, especially on this page, before considering their load data to be complete. I am one of those who uses a radar to collect data and will do so on any round sent down range at a range. It's a super useful and easy to use tool for data collection. I don't mess with it in the field, unless I get the new garmin, and then I might pack it around. The last data I collected was over 200 rounds worth of information over several sessions (common practice for me). I think is very safe to say that data is enough to ascertain it's not an anomaly and founded on luck. Same goes for Satterlee and many of the top PRS shooters who follow this method. They are not messing with small sample groups. These are guys paying their bills off the shooting sports world. Not some schmuck on a forum.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrentM, post: 2948998, member: 61747"] We can agree on the samples being an issue. I see 3 shot 100 yard groups, I see 3-5 shot SD's. Not much data but it's very common. Very few people are ever going to shoot 100 rounds for data collection, especially on this page, before considering their load data to be complete. I am one of those who uses a radar to collect data and will do so on any round sent down range at a range. It's a super useful and easy to use tool for data collection. I don't mess with it in the field, unless I get the new garmin, and then I might pack it around. The last data I collected was over 200 rounds worth of information over several sessions (common practice for me). I think is very safe to say that data is enough to ascertain it's not an anomaly and founded on luck. Same goes for Satterlee and many of the top PRS shooters who follow this method. They are not messing with small sample groups. These are guys paying their bills off the shooting sports world. Not some schmuck on a forum. [/QUOTE]
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