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Troubleshoot custom 300 weatherby reloading issues 180 hammers
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<blockquote data-quote="Blue Ridge Rifleman" data-source="post: 2056887" data-attributes="member: 100057"><p>So the opinion is that it's flexing, rather than impulse (shock) forces that damage the scopes? I could see a lead sled increase the flex on an action and on a scope. Has anyone had better or worse experience with one action over another? As for me, I use lead sled for load development on all rifles (way more than I would ever admit to) including 300 Wby, 338 Win, 375 H&H, 458 Win, and have never lost even a middle of the road scope. I guess I'm just lucky.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blue Ridge Rifleman, post: 2056887, member: 100057"] So the opinion is that it's flexing, rather than impulse (shock) forces that damage the scopes? I could see a lead sled increase the flex on an action and on a scope. Has anyone had better or worse experience with one action over another? As for me, I use lead sled for load development on all rifles (way more than I would ever admit to) including 300 Wby, 338 Win, 375 H&H, 458 Win, and have never lost even a middle of the road scope. I guess I'm just lucky. [/QUOTE]
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