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Reloading
My issues with the Berger method…..
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<blockquote data-quote="Plinker147" data-source="post: 2391551" data-attributes="member: 88320"><p>Ive used Berger method with great results everytime. I don't think jumping a node is the right verbiage since adjusting the seating depth is finding the sweat spot for your bullet. .005 can maybe affect your node but I don't think so, maybe I wrong about that? Most bullets will have a .003-.005 error in ogive so each one isn't exactly the same. A competitive shooter might have higher standards and be able to tell the difference with .003-5 adjustments but I never have. Almost all Berger's I shoot shoot good at .020 off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Plinker147, post: 2391551, member: 88320"] Ive used Berger method with great results everytime. I don’t think jumping a node is the right verbiage since adjusting the seating depth is finding the sweat spot for your bullet. .005 can maybe affect your node but I don’t think so, maybe I wrong about that? Most bullets will have a .003-.005 error in ogive so each one isn’t exactly the same. A competitive shooter might have higher standards and be able to tell the difference with .003-5 adjustments but I never have. Almost all Berger’s I shoot shoot good at .020 off. [/QUOTE]
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