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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Sheasly" data-source="post: 1507159" data-attributes="member: 103826"><p>Well lets think about this for a moment. Why on earth would you want to weigh brass? Now checking volume is a completely different issue and it does make a difference. But to measure it accurately is the challenge. I am working on a method but do not want to say until i get confirmation back from CCI that this will not damage a primer. </p><p>Measuring volume and sorting brass makes perfect sense and will affect the accuracy in the vertical direction. Anything in horizontal excluding outside forces like wind and jerking the trigger are the shooters fault anyway. It does make a huge difference at long distances when a minute of angle goes from 1.047 inches to over 11. Just my humble opinion and a lot of hours trying to develop an accurate repeatable very low standard DivP.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve Sheasly, post: 1507159, member: 103826"] Well lets think about this for a moment. Why on earth would you want to weigh brass? Now checking volume is a completely different issue and it does make a difference. But to measure it accurately is the challenge. I am working on a method but do not want to say until i get confirmation back from CCI that this will not damage a primer. Measuring volume and sorting brass makes perfect sense and will affect the accuracy in the vertical direction. Anything in horizontal excluding outside forces like wind and jerking the trigger are the shooters fault anyway. It does make a huge difference at long distances when a minute of angle goes from 1.047 inches to over 11. Just my humble opinion and a lot of hours trying to develop an accurate repeatable very low standard DivP. [/QUOTE]
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