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Stability factor (SF) is probably way off. Are you using short, stubby slugs?

We used to have a big metal wash tub and a pressurized hose that shot out CLP for cleaning our weapons in the Army lol

LethalAir.com goes far out of their way to help customers.

One of the many reasons why I relocated from WA state to West Virginia.

Yeah bad shots are the worst. Had to chase a starling down that I clipped at 25-30y barefoot in my backyard to dispatch him. I was batting 1000 all week with my .20 Sheridan Blue Streak, getting most them at 40-50y and sniping their scouts from the top of my walnut trees. Fortunately caught up...

That's the wrong attitude to have for trying to determine why they're getting damaged and how to correct the problem. Dealers shouldn't have to eat that cost.

I've had two H&N dealers over the past 2-3 years tell me that an obscene number of H&N's tins arrive to them dented. This seems to be endemic of H&N, and they really need to figure it out.

I present the great Newman Buck:

Spot on. I've always recommend that people should try and identify the projectile that they need first and foremost, and then figure out which barrel and rifle are appropriate. It's much better than trying to shove a square peg in a round hole. There's obviously lots of variables there like...

That procedure doesn't usually apply to measuring chokes. The typical use case for casting bores is firearm chambers to get references / measurements for headspace, thorat / throat wear and then a general bore/groove measurement. You don't really see too many chokes in rifled firearm barrels...

If by "precision" you mean in the product sense with consistent geometry and weight of the projectiles, obviously swaged are going to be more consistent presuming the dies aren't worn to sh*t. Then there's a factor of the ammo retaining their shape once it leaves the die and gets delivered to...

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