Hit the search function on the top right corner or scroll down beyond this thread, you’ll find plenty of discussionsIf anyone has something in their sorting process, a certain check for instance, that stands out and seems to make a real difference, I would really be interested in that.
In your experience, has there been an improvement in accuracy from sorting brass and bullets by weight or Ogive to base on bullets, etc. Do you think it helps any or is it pretty much a waste of time with no real benefit.
Here is a great example of why weighing brass is futile. Both of these cases are from the same batch, shot the same number of times, and always prepped the same way. I was just priming when the one on the left did not slip into the priming jaws on top of the Forester. Weight differences down there is not going to change the way they shoot.
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In your experience, has there been an improvement in accuracy from sorting brass and bullets by weight or Ogive to base on bullets, etc. Do you think it helps any or is it pretty much a waste of time with no real benefit.
Guess I better since I never thought being that way since new and still having tight primer pockets would be an indication of expansion.lol.
fired brass,...and guess what...'sometimes that extractor groove is where it expands.
go to the back of the class.