223 with cast bullets??
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Ian
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Or 22 grains of H-335, but no room to find the next node.
If those groups blow up horizontally with a little more, then you know what your load is with that combination and it's time to work on the launch a little more, making sure your necks are concentric after reloading and that the bullet and working on the launch details.
If those groups blow up horizontally with a little more, then you know what your load is with that combination and it's time to work on the launch a little more, making sure your necks are concentric after reloading and that the bullet and working on the launch details.
Herb in pa
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Went Node Hunting yesterday, decided to shoot 3 shot groups @ 100 yards with the WC846 and jump in .3 grain increments. Group #1 (15.8), Group #2 (16.1), Group #3 (16.4), Group #4 (16.7), Group #5 (17.0), Group #6 (17.3), Group #7 (17.6). Will revisit groups 1,5 &7 for further testing.
Michael
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Looks nice, very nice considering at 100. I agree, tinker a bit with 1 and 5, maybe 7, and also move on in charge weights covering a couple of grains. Might hold together or just simpley completely fall apart, never know until you try.
I really like looking a load series, seeing things come together, then open up, come back together. Much more fun than browsing the internet for "magic" loads. This what make loading fun!
I really like looking a load series, seeing things come together, then open up, come back together. Much more fun than browsing the internet for "magic" loads. This what make loading fun!
Herb in pa
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Shot some @ 100 today. Group A represents the 15.6 gr load (NO BUENO), Group B represents the 16.7 gr load (NO BUENO), Group C represents the old 17.6 gr load kicked up .3 to 17.9 (Showing some promise.........(10 in 1.135" with 7 in .857") tests will continue as time and weather permits. Will also chrono.
Herb in pa
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These are lubed with LBT Blue.