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Comparing the Berger 210 VLD to the 215 Hybrid
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<blockquote data-quote="trebark" data-source="post: 1782809" data-attributes="member: 19172"><p>Brett:</p><p>How your rifle is chambered is completely up to you. Like you, I am not sure what 'match chambered' means. What I do know is that whenever I have dealt with a reputable gunsmith, I have discussed my accuracy desires/requirements and its functionality. For instance, I built a 7saum (short action cartridge) on a long action. I told the gunsmith that because it is a short action cartridge in a long-action, was going to be seating the 180grain hybrids out as far as possible (for maximum powder capacity) and that based on that length, to set up the throat for a .005 'jump'. </p><p></p><p>You can likewise do the same. Tell the gunsmith exactly what you want, hear their recommendations and formulate your plan/build.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trebark, post: 1782809, member: 19172"] Brett: How your rifle is chambered is completely up to you. Like you, I am not sure what 'match chambered' means. What I do know is that whenever I have dealt with a reputable gunsmith, I have discussed my accuracy desires/requirements and its functionality. For instance, I built a 7saum (short action cartridge) on a long action. I told the gunsmith that because it is a short action cartridge in a long-action, was going to be seating the 180grain hybrids out as far as possible (for maximum powder capacity) and that based on that length, to set up the throat for a .005 'jump'. You can likewise do the same. Tell the gunsmith exactly what you want, hear their recommendations and formulate your plan/build. [/QUOTE]
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