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Bullet Jump/Jammed - Is it the Bullet design or the rifle
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<blockquote data-quote="asd9055" data-source="post: 1985413" data-attributes="member: 73445"><p>You get it but don't get it!</p><p>Bullet jump is not the whole thing of tuning a rifle. Bullet jump is the first step. Bullet jump depends on bullet design, that is tangent, secant, hybrid or something else. That is the shape of the bullet.</p><p>The everything else you talk about, all the other parameters, that is the fine tuning. That is where all the other rifle parameters come in to play. That is where you play with powder and MV to fine tune it.</p><p>You must be familiar with one of the methods of tuning a load: OCW, Satterlee, Ladder Test or any combination or variation of those. Well if you do a bullet jump test before any of those, you will find a load that will be good when the rifle is new and after a few hundred bullets though it. That is the assertion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="asd9055, post: 1985413, member: 73445"] You get it but don't get it! Bullet jump is not the whole thing of tuning a rifle. Bullet jump is the first step. Bullet jump depends on bullet design, that is tangent, secant, hybrid or something else. That is the shape of the bullet. The everything else you talk about, all the other parameters, that is the fine tuning. That is where all the other rifle parameters come in to play. That is where you play with powder and MV to fine tune it. You must be familiar with one of the methods of tuning a load: OCW, Satterlee, Ladder Test or any combination or variation of those. Well if you do a bullet jump test before any of those, you will find a load that will be good when the rifle is new and after a few hundred bullets though it. That is the assertion. [/QUOTE]
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