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<blockquote data-quote="staghunter" data-source="post: 2794253" data-attributes="member: 117211"><p>I agree some bullets like more neck tension. Some like crimping. Some like none. It's another tool in your arsenal to help you get the most from your rifle. I found that the Hammer bullets I was testing made improvements from crimping. I used a Lee crimper and started easy and went to full crimp. It did make a difference in accuracy. But it is only a tool. Each reloader develops their own set of tools they feel help them out. It's all try and retry. I'm getting ready to try it on some Barnes LRX's to see what happens.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="staghunter, post: 2794253, member: 117211"] I agree some bullets like more neck tension. Some like crimping. Some like none. It’s another tool in your arsenal to help you get the most from your rifle. I found that the Hammer bullets I was testing made improvements from crimping. I used a Lee crimper and started easy and went to full crimp. It did make a difference in accuracy. But it is only a tool. Each reloader develops their own set of tools they feel help them out. It’s all try and retry. I’m getting ready to try it on some Barnes LRX’s to see what happens. [/QUOTE]
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