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About LinkBacksThis is my load test from today @150 yards for the 40gn VMax load mentioned today ... its going a notch or two slower than previous reloads of this recipe, but its nicely accurate, so it'll do.
on the topic of "consistent neck tension" as mentioned by @dogmatix above .. it seems to be a critical success factor : since I have started using the Forster Bush n BUMP neck tensioning die my reloads have got more accurate ...
Thanks @M_Terabyte for your help loading this one up
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