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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Settle this for me! Friendly Debate
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<blockquote data-quote="Crowe284" data-source="post: 1309217" data-attributes="member: 97064"><p>So a friend and I were having a conversation today about distance from base to ogive measurements. He proposed that the ogive is what contacts the lands first and that when you are using a 175 berger elite, or a 180 vld or even a 195 EOL that when you find the lands with any of these bullets that the measurement that you get (base to ogive) will be the same with any of the other bullets and that the only thing that will change that none of us probably never use is OAL from base to tip of bullet for the longer bullets as you go up in weight. What say you to this statement? Now, this is assuming that you are using your calipers with your comparator installed for that particular caliber, i.e., all measurements are using same measuring components.</p><p></p><p>SETTLE THIS FOR ME!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crowe284, post: 1309217, member: 97064"] So a friend and I were having a conversation today about distance from base to ogive measurements. He proposed that the ogive is what contacts the lands first and that when you are using a 175 berger elite, or a 180 vld or even a 195 EOL that when you find the lands with any of these bullets that the measurement that you get (base to ogive) will be the same with any of the other bullets and that the only thing that will change that none of us probably never use is OAL from base to tip of bullet for the longer bullets as you go up in weight. What say you to this statement? Now, this is assuming that you are using your calipers with your comparator installed for that particular caliber, i.e., all measurements are using same measuring components. SETTLE THIS FOR ME! [/QUOTE]
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