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Reloading
my first ever ladder test, 6.5 CM - questions
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<blockquote data-quote="FURMAN" data-source="post: 1474678" data-attributes="member: 26535"><p>You can not find an accurate load based on velocities alone. You need to find the node when the bullets impact the target in a small node at the same time the velocity extreme spread is small. I can show you numerous loads with single digit es with crap accuracy. You are just wasting barrel life which luckily for you is quite high with a Creedmoor. The entire point of doing a ladder test on paper long range is so you can see the small vertical dispersion. This is always where the node is. You can not get small vertical at 600 plus yards without accuracy and low es.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FURMAN, post: 1474678, member: 26535"] You can not find an accurate load based on velocities alone. You need to find the node when the bullets impact the target in a small node at the same time the velocity extreme spread is small. I can show you numerous loads with single digit es with crap accuracy. You are just wasting barrel life which luckily for you is quite high with a Creedmoor. The entire point of doing a ladder test on paper long range is so you can see the small vertical dispersion. This is always where the node is. You can not get small vertical at 600 plus yards without accuracy and low es. [/QUOTE]
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