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That's quite correct lonewulf. Each rifle is different so trial & error in respect of bullet seating depth is the only way forward. For example I have never found a Nosler bullet work well in any of my rifles with bullets seated close to the lans. They all like a 'jump'. Currently in my .25-06 the seating of an Accubond bullet is .045" from the lans. Other rifles will likely be different. I'm just agreeing with kiwibloke that the best way to measure a round accurately is with the use of a comparator, measuring from ogive to case head. Not making any suggestion on where a bullet should be seated. |