So...what was the correction with R26...
Benchrest guys would say a consistent "well sent" flyer is a little hot; or it could be the edge of a node. They would either reduce charge a smidge or increase the case capacity by seating farther out in .002 increments.
Still have my Oehler 33, too.
I look at it and say....nah..
Pretty inconvenient for others at the range ; takes a long time to set up during a cease fire. And you cannot return to the bench during cease fire to align the point of aim to the sky screens.
True story....
At the range...two painters show up with Weatherby in a shiny Haliburton case...
First guy shoots...scope cuts a ring around his eye...blood flowing profusely.
Second guy up...same thing...bloody scope ring
They threw the rifle in the case, threw the case in the bed of their...
I've always used horizontal rings and was a lapping guy....now I have to use vertical splits with proprietary mount..Talley.
They say no lapping; so does Warne...
I understand what they're saying but can't get my head around the physics of vertical split rings and how they magically line up so...