Hi Guys. New to posting on the forum. I have a A&D FX-120i and have always had pretty good results with it. I unfortunately had to step away from the sport for a year or two. When I went back to reloading I had rebarrelled my F-Class rifle and needed to work up a new load. When I did my powder ladder I double checked each round after recalibrating the scale. I went to the range very confident that I had done all I could to get accurate measures in each round. Much to my surprise and dismay my muzzle velocities were, in my opinion, scattered. I would get two (of three) very close but more often than not end up with a "flyer" that was up to 25-30 fps off. Mostly higher.
Using a bayonet style Magneto XFR chronograph
Anyone else experiencing this? Advice?
Thanks in advance
Using a bayonet style Magneto XFR chronograph
Anyone else experiencing this? Advice?
Thanks in advance