338edge
Well-Known Member
Here's my question. Has anyone noticed virgin brass out shooting once fired brass? Here's my rundown.
-338 Lapua accumark wby, bedded, trigger job
-lapua brass
-300 gr berger bullets
-atacr nightforce scope
-88.5 grs of H-1000
- velocity with virgin brass=2600, accuracy = one hole to 3/8 @ 100 yards 3 shots. Verified out to 840 yards with a .5 group. Es spreads of 2 sd of 1
-velocity with 1 fired brass = 2650. Accuracy = really close to the virgin brass but not quite as tight. Verified out to 840 yards. Accuracy .6 Es spread of 20 sd of 13
I'm using a redding full length bushing die with a 367 bushing,comp seater die. I just ordered the 363 bushing. I'm trying copy the neck tension of the virgin brass as that was the best accuracy lowest es spreads and a very low so . I think the more neck tension of the virgin brass caused the powder to burn more effectively.
Thanks, Corey
-338 Lapua accumark wby, bedded, trigger job
-lapua brass
-300 gr berger bullets
-atacr nightforce scope
-88.5 grs of H-1000
- velocity with virgin brass=2600, accuracy = one hole to 3/8 @ 100 yards 3 shots. Verified out to 840 yards with a .5 group. Es spreads of 2 sd of 1
-velocity with 1 fired brass = 2650. Accuracy = really close to the virgin brass but not quite as tight. Verified out to 840 yards. Accuracy .6 Es spread of 20 sd of 13
I'm using a redding full length bushing die with a 367 bushing,comp seater die. I just ordered the 363 bushing. I'm trying copy the neck tension of the virgin brass as that was the best accuracy lowest es spreads and a very low so . I think the more neck tension of the virgin brass caused the powder to burn more effectively.
Thanks, Corey