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After going through the box of cases that I processed , I did find there to be the 4 different headstamps. That vast majority had the 24 and just 6 that had "277 Fury" stamped on them. Those without the "23" or "24" are much lighter at < 149 grs (those stamped with Fury also weighed in that range). The 23's tended to weigh right in between those and those stamped with 24, though 4 of the 23's were at the same weight as the 24's, the 24's all being the heavier.Have you tried measuring water capacity on multiple cases? I did 1 but later realized there are 4 headstamps in the hybrid cases 23, 24, Fury and No Year. Me and a friend have had good luck so far with converted hybrid cases into 6.5CM, but I have been having some problems getting the converted 308s to shoot with the higher pressure loads. Doing all my checks everything seemed fine. I got bored and started to measure the weight of the cases, usually a very useless exercise. But these will very a lot, easily 12-15 grains different. For reference, I got some Lapua cases and they all measured within 1-1.5 of a grain. Usually the 24 headstamps will weigh more and the No Year brass is usually the lightest. Haven't had the chance to measure the water capacity between the head stamps yet.
Dude, I'm all sorts of messed up. Write left, bat left, throw a baseball right but a football left. When I tried golf, I drove right but putted left. Handgun, rifle, and shotgun have been right from a young age.I resemble that remark! Throw a ball left handed,write left,swing a bat right,shoot right. I'm not always in my right mind!
Latest report;
XRP went down for a week or so but it went up from the $1.96 when I bought it to a high of $2.24 this morning. It's been a very robust Crypto during this recent fall in the stock market.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was up to $2.35 in a week.
True, but they're not "unturned", NIB. It's not THAT big a difference in price, but why if I have the same thing that is worn and has a ton of bluing off from years in a cop's holster but shoots the same.
If I only had a single Python I'd shoot it for sure. But when you have several it makes no sense.
All the old Winchesters I have don't get shot, just because I'm not that interested.
This is where I disagree with most people I guess. In a situation where a rifle shoots sub half inch groups like this one does there’s no need to do anything else. I could perform a tracking analysis and see exactly how much error is in the tracking but that’s honestly a waste of time. No tracking analysis is perfect because you will always introduce error. If you mount it to the table then there’s parallax errors unless you’re using a tacticam and even then there’s the chance. Your platform is the most stable when you’re shooting so if you’re at 100yrds and you shoot a group then adjust your scope 5mil shoot another group and the groups aren’t 18” apart then your tracking is off. It’s a very simple pass or fail situation that doesn’t need analysis or chronographs or bc, either it moves the impact to where it should or it fails. I was initially just curious if others had tracking issues before this post took off into left field butThis ^^.
IMO, the OP's way of doing a "tracking test"...well, isn't.