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Thread: Testing a conventional approach to load development

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  1. 06-07-2024, 03:19 PM #11
    BillyDixon
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    I sort of agree with STC.

    I used to do load development. Nowadays I just load the max load with a decent bullet and if it doesnt lock the bolt up and the velocity is acceptable and it will shoot into an inch and a half, I am happy.

    I dont see any difference between your approach and mine; although I produce less graphs.
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