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Weight Variance on 200 gr. Accubonds
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<blockquote data-quote="azsugarbear" data-source="post: 128800" data-attributes="member: 4809"><p>A while back, I remember reading something on a thread about weighing bullets and grouping them accordingly. I recently bought 500 count of the 200 grain AB's. I guess I got bored watching TV and began weighing &amp; separating the remaining 487 bullets. Here are the results:</p><p></p><p>Weight - Count (%)</p><p>199.5 gr. - 32 (6.6%)</p><p>199.6 gr. - 39 (8.0%)</p><p>199.7 gr. - 50 (10.3%)</p><p>199.8 gr. - 64 (13.1%)</p><p>199.9 gr. - 82 (16.8%)</p><p>200.0 gr. - 107 (22.0%)</p><p>200.1 gr. - 53 (10.9%)</p><p>200.2 gr. - 42 (8.6%)</p><p>200.3 gr. - 7 (1.4%)</p><p>200.4 gr. - 9 (1.8%)</p><p>200.5 gr. - 0 (n/a)</p><p>200.6 gr. - 0 (n/a)</p><p>200.7 gr. - 1 (0.2%)</p><p>200.8 gr. - 1 (0.2%)</p><p></p><p>Now what? While I was surprised at the variance in weight between the bullets, I don't think this variance will have much effect on my POI downrange (excluding the two bullets at 200.7 &amp; 200.8). Am I wrong in this assumption? If so, how should I group and shoot the bullets? Should some be used just for fouling shots? Opinions welcome.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="azsugarbear, post: 128800, member: 4809"] A while back, I remember reading something on a thread about weighing bullets and grouping them accordingly. I recently bought 500 count of the 200 grain AB's. I guess I got bored watching TV and began weighing & separating the remaining 487 bullets. Here are the results: Weight - Count (%) 199.5 gr. - 32 (6.6%) 199.6 gr. - 39 (8.0%) 199.7 gr. - 50 (10.3%) 199.8 gr. - 64 (13.1%) 199.9 gr. - 82 (16.8%) 200.0 gr. - 107 (22.0%) 200.1 gr. - 53 (10.9%) 200.2 gr. - 42 (8.6%) 200.3 gr. - 7 (1.4%) 200.4 gr. - 9 (1.8%) 200.5 gr. - 0 (n/a) 200.6 gr. - 0 (n/a) 200.7 gr. - 1 (0.2%) 200.8 gr. - 1 (0.2%) Now what? While I was surprised at the variance in weight between the bullets, I don't think this variance will have much effect on my POI downrange (excluding the two bullets at 200.7 & 200.8). Am I wrong in this assumption? If so, how should I group and shoot the bullets? Should some be used just for fouling shots? Opinions welcome. [/QUOTE]
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