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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
New (kinda) technique to develop a load
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<blockquote data-quote="lisagrantb" data-source="post: 1596159" data-attributes="member: 11072"><p>[ATTACH=full]126597[/ATTACH] so I was thinking at work a while back on how to develop a load for a new 338 Lapua I was getting. Do I do the ocw or ladder method, then I thought why not do both at the same time. I mean there basically the same test just done at different ranges. I have access to a 1k range near me so I waited for the perfect day, no wind at all and overcast with no mirage. I set everything up, fired a few sighters then ran the test. I gathered the data threw it in a spreadsheet (at work of course) and here are the results. It kinda surprised me at the outcome.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lisagrantb, post: 1596159, member: 11072"] [ATTACH=full]126597[/ATTACH] so I was thinking at work a while back on how to develop a load for a new 338 Lapua I was getting. Do I do the ocw or ladder method, then I thought why not do both at the same time. I mean there basically the same test just done at different ranges. I have access to a 1k range near me so I waited for the perfect day, no wind at all and overcast with no mirage. I set everything up, fired a few sighters then ran the test. I gathered the data threw it in a spreadsheet (at work of course) and here are the results. It kinda surprised me at the outcome. [/QUOTE]
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