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Originally Posted by Unclenick
Your best bet, if you have the opportunity, is to buy bullets in different sizes and see which diameter shoots best in your gun. I've seen a revolver shoot better with 0.002" oversize than with 0.001" oversize, but worse than 0.001" when the oversizing went to 0.003". On the flip side of that, I have a K-frame S&W revolver that shoots groups with unsized, as-cast Lee Tumble Lube wadcutters that are half the size it achieves with commercial match loads.
Bottom line, try it and see.
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Of that I have no doubt. The challenge is getting a "few" of each to try out. I think MBC will sell me sample numbers but I'm not sure where to get the rest. I kinda need to start out with a good idea and then have it be right. Yeah, and win the lottery too while I'm at it.
