Re: RE: neck runout
VERY, in ALL calibers.
Anything over .003 TIR and you got issues.
Respectfully,
LG
VERY, in ALL calibers.
Anything over .003 TIR and you got issues.
Respectfully,
LG
Re: RE: neck runout
I try to keep it below .002" for 100 - 200 yard benchrest. The tests I have done and others I have seen, verify that .002" is the lucky number.
I try to keep it below .002" for 100 - 200 yard benchrest. The tests I have done and others I have seen, verify that .002" is the lucky number.
Re: RE: neck runout
Damn, I usualy strut to the range like I'm hot shit if ive got a box full of .003 -.005" run out, and do pretty well with it.
Seating on or into the lands a bit will minimize excesive run-out.
Damn, I usualy strut to the range like I'm hot shit if ive got a box full of .003 -.005" run out, and do pretty well with it.
Seating on or into the lands a bit will minimize excesive run-out.
Re: RE: neck runout
Wheres-Waldo
What cal is your weapon? I’m using a 300 ultra mag and can’t get that piece of shit to shoot. I’ve tried just about everything I can think of besides throwing the fucker it the trash. But I have not messed with the neck run out that’s why I asked.
Simper Fi 0331 3/7 Weapons Co. 2000-2004
Wheres-Waldo
What cal is your weapon? I’m using a 300 ultra mag and can’t get that piece of shit to shoot. I’ve tried just about everything I can think of besides throwing the fucker it the trash. But I have not messed with the neck run out that’s why I asked.
Simper Fi 0331 3/7 Weapons Co. 2000-2004
Re: RE: neck runout
Yes, runaout is important. I think it's more important in a custom chamber, and that's why I stick with SAAMI chamber specs, to make such issues less relevent.
I find that when I compare dotting all the I's and crossing all the T's against simply running the machine with some homage to weighing individual charges, the difference amounts to about 1/2 MOA, going from about 1/4MOA to 3/4MOA, and sometimes it's better.
Greg
Yes, runaout is important. I think it's more important in a custom chamber, and that's why I stick with SAAMI chamber specs, to make such issues less relevent.
I find that when I compare dotting all the I's and crossing all the T's against simply running the machine with some homage to weighing individual charges, the difference amounts to about 1/2 MOA, going from about 1/4MOA to 3/4MOA, and sometimes it's better.
Greg
