Shane Lindsey
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FACT.Sad but prevalent fact.
Disgusting from any angle to honest people.
But the sheep fall right in line anyhow.
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FACT.Sad but prevalent fact.
Disgusting from any angle to honest people.
But the sheep fall right in line anyhow.
Only .007 total variance with the Hunter ammo, with 90% being within .005 is pretty darn good. I'd venture that most handloads are about that same tolerance.
I've killed a bunch of stuff with the 103 PH 6 Creed factory ammo, including deer out past 500 and a couple coyotes in the 700-800 yard neighborhood.
I've also had no issues reloading the brass, but I've only used the 6mm Creedmoor stuff.
Do you see similar run-out with standard seaters and Wilson?Certainly MOST handloaders use Wilson seaters.
I've got a couple of Wilsons, they're great. But honestly, the ammo they load isn't any more accurate than the same loads built with Redding or even Lee dies.
I'd love to see the box of bullets that all has the identical measurements from tip-to-ogive, or from point of die contact to ogive. That's where a lot of the variance will be introduced. ESPECIALLY when talking hunting bullets.