palmer_mike
Well-Known Member
Being fairly new to reloading I'm unsure of what to do....
I have worked up a good load for my .308 using hornady interlock sp bullets. I pretty much left the coal at book length and worked up the powder to find the most accurate load.
i have just opened a new box of bullets from a different batch and without touching the settings on the seating die the new bullet bath is approx 10thou shorter coal
i dont have a comparator, but reversed a sized case and slipped it over the seated bullets to give me something to measure close to the ogive. The different batches measured like this are actually almost the same.
should I reset the seater to give me the same coal or leave it as it is as it appears this is close to the same measurement from the head to ogive?
I have worked up a good load for my .308 using hornady interlock sp bullets. I pretty much left the coal at book length and worked up the powder to find the most accurate load.
i have just opened a new box of bullets from a different batch and without touching the settings on the seating die the new bullet bath is approx 10thou shorter coal
i dont have a comparator, but reversed a sized case and slipped it over the seated bullets to give me something to measure close to the ogive. The different batches measured like this are actually almost the same.
should I reset the seater to give me the same coal or leave it as it is as it appears this is close to the same measurement from the head to ogive?