nealm66
Well-Known Member
It's like saying you can't have a tight group at say 600 yards unless it has a low es/ds. I've seen otherwise
I dont have much thoughts on it, i think its a pain and a pointless theory. The idea is too compensate….Most of the crowd will probably miss this part "on the target"....We see this all the time on electronic targets like the ShotMarker. Low SD's in the 4-6 range for a 20+ shot string in mild wind conditions, usually equates to a good rifle and load combo THROUGH THE TARGET. There are more factors involved to tuning a long range rifle to consistently agg small than just ES.
What are your thoughts on positive compensation?
Yes back to what i said dont read chronograph. Es sd matters on target the chronograph is just a tool to help you. I have run several labradars side by side. Labradar and a garmin and have one saying es 30 other saying es 5. More importantly you can have a low es sd and terrible groups at 600. Es sd on the chrono isn't everything thats why 100 yard groups dont matter unless your just looking for starting point. I personally dont do any serious load work inside 600.It's like saying you can't have a tight group at say 600 yards unless it has a low es/ds. I've seen otherwise
I agree, but he did little to show analysis of the test method, so…there is that…Well IMHO!! I think he actually stated clearly he was NOT TRYING TO PROVE ANYTHING, he was simply trying to develop a TEST that could be used to provide information. Then YOU and I decide if the test could supply needed or relevant data to us. Maybe YES , maybe NO!!! WE may decide on our own,
With components being so expensive and seating depth frustrating I just started barrel tuning instead.
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Now according to some I'll need to cut it at least 30 times the two times I did are probably not enough of a sample.
How does your load apply affect your bullet between 100 and 600 yards.My hunting rifles don't shoot everything small at 100 and just because something at 100 shoots small still does not mean that it shoots small at 600.