I'll try to get close, maybe start at 10% lower powder and work my way up; watching the groupings. What is a good cronograph speed? I may learn something today....
My chrono is repeatible, which implies accuracy; but I have no way to calibrate it. The only problem I have had, is the 300 'breath' pushes it over; unless I space it down range ten feet.
They want $600 for one here, so that will need to wait, LOL!
But it would be fun. Prepping is taking all my uncommitted funds today. But that did include several pounds of reloading powder, at double normal cost. I found some ballistic points, with good weights and BC numbers. Primers are difficult here, but I put back a few already. Factory ammo is opening up some now locally.
I'll try to get close, maybe start at 10% lower powder and work my way up; watching the groupings. What is a good cronograph speed? I may learn something today....
:)>Labradar is the only way to go in my opinion.
Nice toy! I already have a chronogeaph, but maybe someday, LOL.
;)>Yeah, the Labradar is a beast. Best I've ever used. I had the Magnetospeed before which was cool but the Labradar craps all over it. Costly though.
My chrono is repeatible, which implies accuracy; but I have no way to calibrate it. The only problem I have had, is the 300 'breath' pushes it over; unless I space it down range ten feet.
They want $600 for one here, so that will need to wait, LOL!
:'(It's not cheap here either. Crikey mate! Lol.
Lucky I have mine already as I'd not spend the money these days.
Yup, too many cash priorities right now here too!
But it would be fun. Prepping is taking all my uncommitted funds today. But that did include several pounds of reloading powder, at double normal cost. I found some ballistic points, with good weights and BC numbers. Primers are difficult here, but I put back a few already. Factory ammo is opening up some now locally.
:)>