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Reloading
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<blockquote data-quote="FNA3G" data-source="post: 1155872" data-attributes="member: 62205"><p>I dont specifically start with either but have done both ways many times and honestly i dont see much of a difference. What you are looking for when load developing is the accuracy node. You will be able to find this with either. I have found sometimes that once the brass has been fired i may have to tweak the charge slightly but i have seen no change just as many times so any of that could be from outside variables. As far as peak accuracy you may find a little better accuracy once your brass has been formed to your chamber but finding the node during development with either is good to go.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FNA3G, post: 1155872, member: 62205"] I dont specifically start with either but have done both ways many times and honestly i dont see much of a difference. What you are looking for when load developing is the accuracy node. You will be able to find this with either. I have found sometimes that once the brass has been fired i may have to tweak the charge slightly but i have seen no change just as many times so any of that could be from outside variables. As far as peak accuracy you may find a little better accuracy once your brass has been formed to your chamber but finding the node during development with either is good to go. [/QUOTE]
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