Prof Young
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Loaders:
I bought a whole bunch (2000) of 115 gn coated bullets from Missouri Bullets. They are weighing in 7 to 9 grains less than 115. I'm guessing this does not make all that much difference for target shooting/plinking loads, but thought I'd check with those of you who know more about this stuff than I do.
And just FYI, following formulas in the Lee manual, 4.1 grains of Titegroup was kinda hot. A bit more than I want for target shooting. Backed it down to 3.7 and while still hot it was better.
Talk to me please.
Life is good.
Prof Young
I bought a whole bunch (2000) of 115 gn coated bullets from Missouri Bullets. They are weighing in 7 to 9 grains less than 115. I'm guessing this does not make all that much difference for target shooting/plinking loads, but thought I'd check with those of you who know more about this stuff than I do.
And just FYI, following formulas in the Lee manual, 4.1 grains of Titegroup was kinda hot. A bit more than I want for target shooting. Backed it down to 3.7 and while still hot it was better.
Talk to me please.
Life is good.
Prof Young