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Finding good "node"
7mmfan:
Well i'm to the point that most of the time I'm convinced it's the load or the rifle because I can shoot exceptionally accurate groups in other rifles. This one rifle has me trying to think of ways to streamline my process for developing a load for it because thus far, I've had no luck.
BULLBLASTER:
If it just won’t shoot try some other components, bullets or powder.
7mmfan:
I've tried all kinds of components, thats the problem. Different bullet/powder combos, different primers, seating depths, etc... best I've gotten is 1.5" group. I'll admit though, I've bounced around a bit while trying those different things and I'm trying to streamline my system to make it easier to track and find good combos. What I read was guys using these OCW and OBT methods for finding node and load options. I just struggle with paying for the system. Probably worth it for my time in the long run though.
Karl Blanchard:
It's really hard to give advice on hand loading because without seeing your process it's really hard to say one way or the other. One thing I will say is it's really hard to get sub moa accuracy out of a 1.5 minute rifle. Point being, all guns aren't accurate. Rifles are a dime a dozen. If it isn't up to standards sell it and get a different one. If you have shot that much and it's still not giving you positive feedback with changes then off that sucker.
As someone who has been guilty of this in the past, do not jump around! Its impossible to collect data when you aren't making calculated changes and adjustments :twocents:
buckfvr:
what rifle is it ?
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