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July 17, 2001, 11:11 PM | #1 |
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Wolf Ammo-Pulled bullets Drop in Sierra bullets
Well just had to try this. Bought some Wolf .223 HP. Shot it out of my Win.70 at 50yds. Groups were 1in+. Then I tryed the same ammo pulled the Wolf bullet out, and droped in a Sierra 55gr HPBT #1390. All three holes were touching each outher. Its nice sometimes just to let the brass lay!In this case "Steal"
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July 18, 2001, 12:35 PM | #2 |
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Want even more consistency? Pull the bullets, and weigh each powder charge. Figure out the average charge. If you have a big enough scale, weigh all of the powder, dividing by number of charges to get your average charge. A lack of powder charge uniformity causes a great deal of accuracy loss in the surplus stuff. Wolf makes great primed brass.
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