Recent content by justgoto

This is the 3rd post I've seen on this issue... happened to me too.

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Bull barrels have lesser harmonic vibrations. A shorter barrel does too, because it is stiffer; but for long range hunting, a longer barrel gives you the much needed velocity.

Very cool! I am glad it worked out for you!

Excellent!

I don't hunt game animals at long range at all. Here in Ohio, just this year, we are allowed to use straight-walled cartridges in rifles to hunt deer. So for me it isn't practical. I do shoot at running deer as we hunt driven deer often. Here is my set-up for practicing on moving targets...

Nice! I hope you'll be able to take care of the rest of the land owner's hog problem.

Very cool! Thanks for posting an update!

Ridiculous! If you knew I and others were referring to what is commonly known as a ladder test, you would have stated "3 separate ladders" instead of "a small ladder;" then kept the confusion going for 3 more comments. I just know to ignore you from now on.

That is not a "ladder test," that is old school load development. This is a ladder test. Audette Ladder Test

That is exactly what I am saying! But instead of sending rounds downrange indiscriminately, you send them as a specific aiming point. You're killing 2 birds with one stone.

When I develop a load, I run a ladder test; and as I do so, I check for overpressure signs. Finding overpressure should never be your goal. My goal is to find one or more precision nodes before overpressure signs manifest.

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Thank you for the explanation.

But it is more than good enough for the average shooter, that may shoot a deer at 50 to 150 yards occasionally... and that doesn't bother me one bit!