Ammunition Lot numbers matter
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huntsman22
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lott, lot, laht, laught......
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Very interesting video. Thanks for presenting it.
ShtrRdy
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Great demonstration!
Would you have time to measure the velocity on those three lots?
Would you have time to measure the velocity on those three lots?
Rick Richard
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This I do agree with. Anytime an ingredient of the recipe is changed then you can expect a CHANGE.
Wow, that's a massive difference.
59FLH
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Your videos are some of the best content on this forum.
wiil do
thank you they are pieces of what I teach at my School.
This is why I still prefer to load my own, even with the quality of factory ammunition increasing. If I notice a difference in velocities from one lot of powder to another I can adjust my load then. I totally understand that if you're teaching classes that it would be difficult to keep up with the ammo demand, so factory is the easiest solution though.
Grey Goast
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Thank You very much for this veido I'm a reloader but this information is new to me but as a wine maker the littlest change in a receipe changes it completly and now so it goes in ammo too learn something new again thank you.
Keep living James! I'm trying to get my schedule cleaned up so that I can come train with you!
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