elkaholic
Well-Known Member
Nick......That's what I thought you were getting at. What offset/angle do you think would be safe? I went with the .014" initially to be on the safe side for the reasons you mentioned....Rich
Yeah, that's what I was meaning--putting a bit more angle on the tip which would require an increase the length of the entire nose slightly, but not so much you'd need new dies.Changing the tip "only" without a "NOSE JOB" would make no significant difference. What Groper is recommending is a more angular ogive, maybe from the current .014" offset to an .018" offset or??......Rich
Yeah, that's what I was meaning--putting a bit more angle on the tip which would require an increase the length of the entire nose slightly, but not so much you'd need new dies.
Anyway, we may be getting ahead of ourselves. As I said before, the current nose profile is nothing to sneeze at. Getting bullets that stay together and are accurate is the big fish that needs to be fried before we worry too much about refinements.