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<blockquote data-quote="diggler1833" data-source="post: 3855055" data-attributes="member: 48072"><p>Double grouping is very frequently caused by two things (assuming it is not the shooter): 1. It can be a rifle bedding issue if the recoil lug isn't making contact with the stock/bedding across its entire surface. 2. It can also be a seating depth preference with your reloading in that you are just a few thousandths away from hitting that perfect depth node.</p><p></p><p>I usually start with #2, and have found that by increasing or decreasing the cartridge OAL/CBTO .005 - .010, I can much more often than not tighten things up.</p><p></p><p>Bullet seating depth has as much influence on accuracy as powder charge weights.</p><p></p><p>One way to rule out a lot of possibility on it being shooter error is to fire your group without breaking contact with/re-addressing your rifle. If you like to take a shot, then move off the rifle to record velocity etc... you are greatly increasing your chances of altering the recoil impulse and POI slightly for the next shot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="diggler1833, post: 3855055, member: 48072"] Double grouping is very frequently caused by two things (assuming it is not the shooter): 1. It can be a rifle bedding issue if the recoil lug isn't making contact with the stock/bedding across its entire surface. 2. It can also be a seating depth preference with your reloading in that you are just a few thousandths away from hitting that perfect depth node. I usually start with #2, and have found that by increasing or decreasing the cartridge OAL/CBTO .005 - .010, I can much more often than not tighten things up. Bullet seating depth has as much influence on accuracy as powder charge weights. One way to rule out a lot of possibility on it being shooter error is to fire your group without breaking contact with/re-addressing your rifle. If you like to take a shot, then move off the rifle to record velocity etc... you are greatly increasing your chances of altering the recoil impulse and POI slightly for the next shot. [/QUOTE]
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