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So I am curious about that nice piece of brass.....
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<blockquote data-quote="swampratt" data-source="post: 2701592" data-attributes="member: 15054"><p>yes same brass from the same 100 count box, same bullets from same box. same primers from same box.</p><p>I seated all bullets the same without moving the die. loaded the same day within minutes of each other never moved the scale.</p><p>This was virgin Lapua brass , the only thing I did to the brass is run a nylon brush through the neck and load it.</p><p></p><p>I will try once fired brass with the same loads and I will also try 2 other primers and see if this changes things.</p><p>I have the brass ready.</p><p>Once fired brass seats the bullet just ever so slightly easier and more consistent , the shoulder is also moved foreword more from the virgin brass and this will change groups.</p><p>The Virgin brass has a smaller neck ID than where it ends up after I size it, this will also change things.</p><p></p><p>I like varget.. it works well in my 30-30 with plated and cast loads. and works good in the .308 and I have a bunch of it now so just need to find the ultimate sweet spot..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="swampratt, post: 2701592, member: 15054"] yes same brass from the same 100 count box, same bullets from same box. same primers from same box. I seated all bullets the same without moving the die. loaded the same day within minutes of each other never moved the scale. This was virgin Lapua brass , the only thing I did to the brass is run a nylon brush through the neck and load it. I will try once fired brass with the same loads and I will also try 2 other primers and see if this changes things. I have the brass ready. Once fired brass seats the bullet just ever so slightly easier and more consistent , the shoulder is also moved foreword more from the virgin brass and this will change groups. The Virgin brass has a smaller neck ID than where it ends up after I size it, this will also change things. I like varget.. it works well in my 30-30 with plated and cast loads. and works good in the .308 and I have a bunch of it now so just need to find the ultimate sweet spot.. [/QUOTE]
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