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Reloading
300 RUM Load development Qs
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<blockquote data-quote="mtmuley" data-source="post: 1195066" data-attributes="member: 8264"><p>While I generally agree small increments in powder charge are a waste of time in a big cased magnum, sometimes it may help. I re-stocked my .300 RUM, and afterwards my pet load that was a reliable 1/2 MOA or less perfomer opened up a bit. On a whim I shot some loads I had worked up years before that were half grain heavier than what I normally loaded. The rifle returned to the way it grouped before re-stocking. Not saying it is worth it in load developement, but sometimes a small powder tweak can help. mtmuley</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mtmuley, post: 1195066, member: 8264"] While I generally agree small increments in powder charge are a waste of time in a big cased magnum, sometimes it may help. I re-stocked my .300 RUM, and afterwards my pet load that was a reliable 1/2 MOA or less perfomer opened up a bit. On a whim I shot some loads I had worked up years before that were half grain heavier than what I normally loaded. The rifle returned to the way it grouped before re-stocking. Not saying it is worth it in load developement, but sometimes a small powder tweak can help. mtmuley [/QUOTE]
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