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John, nice!! It has been my experience that the bore guns can regulate just the reverse of what we expect- increasing the charge makes them shoot apart! I suspect it is because of the recoil effect, but that's just a guess. At least that's how all of mine behave, though obviously each is different. Something to try- I'll be watching to see results!
Doug

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This is how my .58 reacted to increased powder charges, then, after reaching parallel shooting, crossed again, but reversing the elevation error that had been there to begin with. At the correct load and 10gr. under, the barrels shot same level. Below and above those loads, they crossed and had elevation error. It was strange, but repeatable.

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Daryl


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