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Reloading
Reloading Notes
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<blockquote data-quote="DavidleeCole" data-source="post: 1656398" data-attributes="member: 85306"><p>I would like to keep better notes but I dont. The only information I keep every shot is the shot data for that exact shot all atmospheric, range, wind, sun light time of day and how I felt about the shot when I sent it. In my opinion that is the most important if i do my part in the reloading shop. What i have always done is i keep detailed information when working up a load for a new rifle, pistol or shotgun and try a few different components and loads. Once I have found the load my gun and I like, we just stick to that for good. From that point I keep the reloading process the exact same for the life of the brass. I do keep a reload count because when I first started my .300 Whby mag bras was expensive so I separated a few heads and quickly quit that. For the record I am only concerned about first round hits and kill shots in the vitals so I am not trying to bench rest or other competition shooting or my angle would be different.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DavidleeCole, post: 1656398, member: 85306"] I would like to keep better notes but I dont. The only information I keep every shot is the shot data for that exact shot all atmospheric, range, wind, sun light time of day and how I felt about the shot when I sent it. In my opinion that is the most important if i do my part in the reloading shop. What i have always done is i keep detailed information when working up a load for a new rifle, pistol or shotgun and try a few different components and loads. Once I have found the load my gun and I like, we just stick to that for good. From that point I keep the reloading process the exact same for the life of the brass. I do keep a reload count because when I first started my .300 Whby mag bras was expensive so I separated a few heads and quickly quit that. For the record I am only concerned about first round hits and kill shots in the vitals so I am not trying to bench rest or other competition shooting or my angle would be different. [/QUOTE]
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