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<blockquote data-quote="Canhunter35" data-source="post: 1324154" data-attributes="member: 101677"><p>I start with longest coal, either lands or mag length depending on gun. Then perform ladder test with single shots, identifying "nodes" in the harmonics then I tweak with five shot groups around the node in .2 gr increments over my chronograph, often they will group, but there always seems to be a sweet spot where es is tight. Depending on results I can then turn seating die in by 1/4 turns, finding the right jump if I'm not satisfied with results. Only push the bullet further in, this way you will not create higher pressure. Vld's through wby usually need seating depth adjustments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Canhunter35, post: 1324154, member: 101677"] I start with longest coal, either lands or mag length depending on gun. Then perform ladder test with single shots, identifying "nodes" in the harmonics then I tweak with five shot groups around the node in .2 gr increments over my chronograph, often they will group, but there always seems to be a sweet spot where es is tight. Depending on results I can then turn seating die in by 1/4 turns, finding the right jump if I'm not satisfied with results. Only push the bullet further in, this way you will not create higher pressure. Vld's through wby usually need seating depth adjustments. [/QUOTE]
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