bozo699
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Are you inside my brain??? Because you wrote exactly what I do in my OCD reloading practices and what I stopped caring about with regard to concentricity a long time ago.
Dave
pretty much spot on with my process, I’m also extremely picky with my necks , the carbon in them, the amount of times I brush them and so on.I shoot F-Open. When I reload for a match I am fanatical about headspace and bullet seating depth as they go hand in hand and are critical to accuracy. I trim cases to +/- 0.001 and carefully chamfer. I uniform primer pockets, weigh and sort my primers. I use a Sinclair priming tool and seat my primers within +/- .001. I sort my bullets by OAL trim and point them and then resort by OAL. I measure powder to 0.02 gn. or 1 kernel whichever comes first. Am I nuts ABSOLUTELY. But being really fanatical with this along with a lot of luck has eliminated flyers and allowed me to shoot a few 600 scores. The one thing I do not do is measure bullet runout. If your dies are working properly BULLET RUNOUT doesn’t matter. If you really want to eliminate any effects of bullet runout do as most of the benchrest shooters do and slightly jam your bullets.
I hate when someone reaches over and takes a piece of brass or cartridge outta my box!…. Keep your meat beating hooks off my brass!….
Wayne