Tuning and Bullet holes

[Acyr]

Great post. I will add that even with bad paper with poor backers, or wet paper, if you know what to look for, you can see the changes in the holes as tune changes.

When tuning, I normally see changes in the bullet holes as the gun goes in and out of tune. Of course, there are other things that I see as well, down to a change in the recoil/sound and feel of the ignition. Sort of hard to describe but they all go hand in hand.

I often wondered if I was just imagining this phenomenon. But I swear I can feel the rifle when it is in/out of tune.

 

[Tim Singleton]

Great post. I will add that even with bad paper with poor backers, or wet paper, if you know what to look for, you can see the changes in the holes as tune changes.

When tuning, I normally see changes in the bullet holes as the gun goes in and out of tune. Of course, there are other things that I see as well, down to a change in the recoil/sound and feel of the ignition. Sort of hard to describe but they all go hand in hand.

I often wondered if I was just imagining this phenomenon. But I swear I can feel the rifle when it is in/out of tune.

I just usually do the wrong thing and make it worse

 

[Todd Earhart]

I just usually do the wrong thing and make it worse

I understand this but as that notebook in my head has grown, I make less mistakes. I would bet you agree.
Todd