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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Virgin brass, or once fired!
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<blockquote data-quote="dxlbaile" data-source="post: 1907319" data-attributes="member: 91579"><p>Bill your explanation was spot on.. It just makes you start to contemplate a lot of things.. I have a 6.5 Gap 4 s that shot lights out with virgin brass and not so much with reloads.. Makes a lot of sense to me now that I think about it. The seating adjustments will need to be done once you have some fired brass I guess. Probably the reason some people get turnkey guns that shoot ok with new ammo and then struggle after the fact to reload and get the rifle to shoot. But like it was mentioned it may not affect some rifles to much at all..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dxlbaile, post: 1907319, member: 91579"] Bill your explanation was spot on.. It just makes you start to contemplate a lot of things.. I have a 6.5 Gap 4 s that shot lights out with virgin brass and not so much with reloads.. Makes a lot of sense to me now that I think about it. The seating adjustments will need to be done once you have some fired brass I guess. Probably the reason some people get turnkey guns that shoot ok with new ammo and then struggle after the fact to reload and get the rifle to shoot. But like it was mentioned it may not affect some rifles to much at all.. [/QUOTE]
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