Ya know, I found that the heavier bullets were flying better in both my mini 14 as well as my .220 swift... and it was better with either Varget or 748. All around. I warm up with the .220 at 200 yards, and I can shoot the thumb-tacks out of the target and watch it fall. Good glass though.. 20X
I'm only using mine when I'm loading pistol ammo. The powder check can is not designed to detect minor powder charge differences. It only alarms you when you have a double charge or no charge. You can't double charge most if not all of the rifle cases and no charge is realllly easy to spot, so I think you can save a bit by not buying the powder check if you only do rifle at the moment, for more bullets :)
Ya know, I found that the heavier bullets were flying better in both my mini 14 as well as my .220 swift... and it was better with either Varget or 748. All around.
I warm up with the .220 at 200 yards, and I can shoot the thumb-tacks out of the target and watch it fall.
Good glass though.. 20X
I am surprised you don't use a Dillon powder check. I really like mine.
Viper1 Sniper it's on my list of things to get!
Love the 650! +1 for the dillon powder check. thanks for the vid.
Thanks Eric!! The Dillon Powder Check is on my short list of things to get for sure!!
I'm only using mine when I'm loading pistol ammo. The powder check can is not designed to detect minor powder charge differences. It only alarms you when you have a double charge or no charge. You can't double charge most if not all of the rifle cases and no charge is realllly easy to spot, so I think you can save a bit by not buying the powder check if you only do rifle at the moment, for more bullets :)
Bravo what seating die were you using
It's a Hornady seating die and a Lee factory crimping die. Thanks for the question!!