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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisInKY" data-source="post: 1341773" data-attributes="member: 94377"><p>I believe this is what you're chasing. What worked for me (in order of magnitude) was:</p><p>1. Annealing. It's simply built-in forgiveness where neck tension is a concern.</p><p>2. Neck Turning. If the neck wall thickness is uniform in all of your brass ... you are able to confidently Neck Size.</p><p>3. Neck Sizing. Getting the right bushing, to squish that neck, over just the right amount of distance ... this is going to cost you a LOT of dollars ... LOL.</p><p>4. Bullet Lubrication. I'm going to withhold comment here and hope one of the forum's experts will step up and shplain the modern ways in which this is achieved. I'm still in the dark ages cheating with Imperial Dry Neck Lube.</p><p></p><p>There was once this dude ... named Varmint Al ... <a href="http://www.varmintal.com/arelo.htm" target="_blank">http://www.varmintal.com/arelo.htm</a></p><p></p><p>The skies of Kaintuck opened above me this afternoon. I was awarded three solid hours of personal range time. My adjusted ES was a single digit on each group. The worst five-shot ladder group @ 100m was 1.043 MOA. The best was .28 MOA. I'd guess the average was ~.7 MOA. Haven't found the high-end node yet in this ladder. Wish me luck, brother.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ChrisInKY, post: 1341773, member: 94377"] I believe this is what you're chasing. What worked for me (in order of magnitude) was: 1. Annealing. It's simply built-in forgiveness where neck tension is a concern. 2. Neck Turning. If the neck wall thickness is uniform in all of your brass ... you are able to confidently Neck Size. 3. Neck Sizing. Getting the right bushing, to squish that neck, over just the right amount of distance ... this is going to cost you a LOT of dollars ... LOL. 4. Bullet Lubrication. I'm going to withhold comment here and hope one of the forum's experts will step up and shplain the modern ways in which this is achieved. I'm still in the dark ages cheating with Imperial Dry Neck Lube. There was once this dude ... named Varmint Al ... [URL]http://www.varmintal.com/arelo.htm[/URL] The skies of Kaintuck opened above me this afternoon. I was awarded three solid hours of personal range time. My adjusted ES was a single digit on each group. The worst five-shot ladder group @ 100m was 1.043 MOA. The best was .28 MOA. I'd guess the average was ~.7 MOA. Haven't found the high-end node yet in this ladder. Wish me luck, brother. [/QUOTE]
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