Tim Singleton
Gold $$ Contributor
Load development is always a hot topic on this forum. I've asked a ton of those questions myself. So I wanted to talk about what I've learned that works for me in short range BR to see if it crosses over to long range guys.
I know a lot of shooters on this board compete or have competed in both disciplines.
What I've found works for me when tuning a gun for short range is the bullet seating depth to be the critical factor.
If you don't find the seating depth that works well over a fairly wide powder window your not gonna be happy.
Seems like long range guys put a lot of emphasis on velocity spread and holding a good tight vertical dispersion.
Do you long range guys feel seating depth is the driver in your load?
For short range we tune out horizontal with seating depth and tune out vertical with powder and or a tuner.
Does this hold true for long range?
I know a lot of shooters on this board compete or have competed in both disciplines.
What I've found works for me when tuning a gun for short range is the bullet seating depth to be the critical factor.
If you don't find the seating depth that works well over a fairly wide powder window your not gonna be happy.
Seems like long range guys put a lot of emphasis on velocity spread and holding a good tight vertical dispersion.
Do you long range guys feel seating depth is the driver in your load?
For short range we tune out horizontal with seating depth and tune out vertical with powder and or a tuner.
Does this hold true for long range?
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