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    Quote Originally Posted by Dicko View Post
    It might not be fatigue from squeezing a trigger 20 times, but when you shoot small bore or fullbore and have to rebuild your position for each shot, the inability to do it consistently and achieve a natural point of aim certainly separates the field.
    I reckon you could induce bias across your load testing.


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    Interesting. I only know one really proficient sling and jacket fullbore shooter and he does indeed group test in the jacket/sli g. The smallbore guys here mostly drop the rifle in a machine to test ammo.

 

 

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