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hooligan1 · August 28, 2012, 03:30 PM

I use the Hornady Bullet Comparator and the Modified cases, it's easy and very accurate. I also use a Frankford arsenal digital caliper, which makes reading measurements faster,( I believe)along with trhe Comparator.

Also jwrowland, what is the reason for .02 jump? I mean how did you come to this conclusion, or is it even a conclusion or just a starting point? Myself, I try .003-.005 at a time, in increments, testing three rounds until I find "The One" and I have several different ones that I came up with while trying various different bullets, and bullet weights in my 7mm Rem Mag.... just saying...

August 28, 2012, 03:30 PM	#8
hooligan1 Senior Member Join Date: July 18, 2010 Location: Independence Missouri Posts: 4,586	I use the Hornady Bullet Comparator and the Modified cases, it's easy and very accurate. I also use a Frankford arsenal digital caliper, which makes reading measurements faster,( I believe)along with trhe Comparator. Also jwrowland, what is the reason for .02 jump? I mean how did you come to this conclusion, or is it even a conclusion or just a starting point? Myself, I try .003-.005 at a time, in increments, testing three rounds until I find "The One" and I have several different ones that I came up with while trying various different bullets, and bullet weights in my 7mm Rem Mag.... just saying... __________________ Keep your Axe sharp and your powder dry.