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    4 in 1 out

    Randomly, [never the 1st shot ;]]. I shoot at least 3 ''foulers'' after cleaning. Then I shoot sighters on my target.
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    4 in 1 out

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    4 in 1 out

    I see where Jack Neary states that dropping your charge by .1 or .2 will cure this. Do you find this to work most of the time? I know I will have to try it. ;] HAGD.
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    Waisted barrels

    How many good barrels do you think get thrown in the scrap every year because somebody misses the tune.?
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    Load Issue with 20 deg temp change?

    I'm sure there is info somewhere but I couldn't find it. I had a good load at 50* now it's not so good at 70* - 6br 105s, 30 gr Varget. What to do? ty Don
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    3 groove 30 br?

    How common is it? Good or ?
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    Black on black

    Not to shabby. What kinda wood is that? It gave me wood at 7 am. ;}
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    6br Norma C.O.L. & OTL for Berger 105gr BTHP Target

    . From the main page - While charge adjustment for the particular lot of Varget is a must, and seating depth fiddling is always useful, the basic load is there: 30.0 Varget and a 105–if it won’t shoot that, it isn’t the load’s fault.
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    powder ladder??

    I just picked that graph as a example for my question. I guess a question would be - is that a node. ty Don
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    powder ladder??

    Stoldt this graph to ask Would you use 53.5 as a starter because if you go up or down you come close to the water line? How about the same with a seating depth?
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    Recording how many firings

    I number dedicated primer boxes to each rifle. Ie if the sleeve says 500 used. And I have rotated 100 pcs of brass 5 times =
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    6PPC - I'd like to try the sweet spot above 29 gr of N133

    tag
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    jam vs jump test

    I guess the question is how many of you actually see a seating depth change of .005 make a 1'' change at 200Y? As seen in the picture. Is this common? ty Don
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    jam vs jump test

    Yes , however they say if you don't make 2 shots group the 3rd one won't help. /?
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    jam vs jump test

    These were not fireforming loads and I should have said ogive to head. ty guys
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    jam vs jump test

    There was a post about finding seating depth during fireforming. Would just .005 make that much difference?
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    jam vs jump test

    Interested in 1 - 3 just talking seating depth, all being equal I'm surprised at the difference a small change in oal makes. Is this normal or am I chasing my tail? Flags were used, 70* 200 yds 6br 1=8, 108 Bergers 29.7 Varget. And look at the groups with VLDs.
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    Cleaning a rifle is like cleaning fish.

    I't's more fun to catch or shoot them than to clean them. Show me a picture of your bore that's clean enough to shoot in a match. It doesn't have to be polished to bare steel just clean enough. l;] Don
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    Feeling a lil depressed here.

    Hi I have some VT 103s what charge weight and seating depth would you start with - 6br 1-8 Hart. 272 neck chamber. Varget. Thinking of tuning at 100 [local range] before I go to 300 - 400 ty Don Shot these at 100 yds today 2 flags, 8 -+ mph wind from 12 oclock. 29.7 Varget 450 primers. 2 shot...
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    group size

    I made a mistake and seated some of my 68s in my 6ppc .060 off. It was the best shooting load I have ever had. .1s and 2s consistantly. [sp] lol

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