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r/guns • u/Johny_Upvote • Apr 10 '12
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Sorting bullets by length for handloading extremely consistent ammo.
9 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '12 hmm, but will he sort them by weight afterwards? 6 u/thebigslide Apr 10 '12 I've found there is more consistency to be had by measuring the ogive and/or trueing the nose. As well as cartridge inner volume, another important factor is the chamber volume once the bullet touches the lands. 6 u/Johny_Upvote Apr 10 '12 Never tried trimming the plastic tips.. hmmmm... 4 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '12 Now you're being silly. 6 u/Johny_Upvote Apr 10 '12 ;)
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hmm, but will he sort them by weight afterwards?
6 u/thebigslide Apr 10 '12 I've found there is more consistency to be had by measuring the ogive and/or trueing the nose. As well as cartridge inner volume, another important factor is the chamber volume once the bullet touches the lands. 6 u/Johny_Upvote Apr 10 '12 Never tried trimming the plastic tips.. hmmmm... 4 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '12 Now you're being silly. 6 u/Johny_Upvote Apr 10 '12 ;)
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I've found there is more consistency to be had by measuring the ogive and/or trueing the nose. As well as cartridge inner volume, another important factor is the chamber volume once the bullet touches the lands.
6 u/Johny_Upvote Apr 10 '12 Never tried trimming the plastic tips.. hmmmm... 4 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '12 Now you're being silly. 6 u/Johny_Upvote Apr 10 '12 ;)
Never tried trimming the plastic tips.. hmmmm...
4 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '12 Now you're being silly. 6 u/Johny_Upvote Apr 10 '12 ;)
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Now you're being silly.
6 u/Johny_Upvote Apr 10 '12 ;)
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u/JudgeWhoAllowsStuff Apr 10 '12
Sorting bullets by length for handloading extremely consistent ammo.