This is an interesting concept. I have always loaded like you thought where i don't add case lube to the inside of the neck on every round thinking enough would build up after a while or until I hear the ball expander asking for more. I think we all fight those occasional fliers with every idea imaginable. I seem to have them down to about 1 out of 5. I think I will start lubing every one lightly from now on just because, I just never liked the idea of lube inside the case anyway. Just anal I guess.
I think Retriever man is right also, a factory crimp die should negate variance in neck tension to some degree. I factory crimp all my rounds as they are going to get banged around and some shoved nose to nose in mags out of necessity. I also have to be more expectant of results with hunting bullets vs match grade stuff.
I am currently making seal-a -meal shrink packs of 30-50 rounds of 30-30 and others for long term storage as you see in the picture, I pick the plastic holders up at the gun ranges. I am using some old recipes that were decent just to get some of my older powder into some cases. It should store better this way and ready to go.This day and age pouring old powder on the roses is out of the question. HECK NO. Lucky for me I keep good notes on every grouping I ever shot in separate caliber specific notebooks as you see here and can just go back to stuff I did 20 years ago and pick the best charge..
Never again will Zhou Bi Den and Headboard Harris catch me in the middle of a hunting season with a 4-5 of rounds left passing on shots because you can't find any more . DONE with these clowns
I think Retriever man is right also, a factory crimp die should negate variance in neck tension to some degree. I factory crimp all my rounds as they are going to get banged around and some shoved nose to nose in mags out of necessity. I also have to be more expectant of results with hunting bullets vs match grade stuff.
I am currently making seal-a -meal shrink packs of 30-50 rounds of 30-30 and others for long term storage as you see in the picture, I pick the plastic holders up at the gun ranges. I am using some old recipes that were decent just to get some of my older powder into some cases. It should store better this way and ready to go.This day and age pouring old powder on the roses is out of the question. HECK NO. Lucky for me I keep good notes on every grouping I ever shot in separate caliber specific notebooks as you see here and can just go back to stuff I did 20 years ago and pick the best charge..
Never again will Zhou Bi Den and Headboard Harris catch me in the middle of a hunting season with a 4-5 of rounds left passing on shots because you can't find any more . DONE with these clowns
