Berger 155.5gr Seating depth.
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Berger 155.5gr Seating depth.
Hi all. Was wondering if anyone has found a preference with regards to jump or jam with these projectiles? Trying to improve my accuracy. Was getting fairly good results using 15 thou of jam, but am now getting quite a lot of vert and am using all of the 6 ring at any given range. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Cheers.
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Re: Berger 155.5gr Seating depth.
I found 10th jump worked well when I was using them.
When I ran them with no jump or jam the group started to open up then 10th jam the group was bigger.
As I moved back to 20th jump the group also opened up so I settled for 10th Jump.
As always each rifle is different so just try some group testing with jump and jam and then refine from there.
When I ran them with no jump or jam the group started to open up then 10th jam the group was bigger.
As I moved back to 20th jump the group also opened up so I settled for 10th Jump.
As always each rifle is different so just try some group testing with jump and jam and then refine from there.
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Re: Berger 155.5gr Seating depth.
I run 10-15 jump with mine but have a play and see where they like to sit.
Shaun aka 'Quick'
Yanchep, Western Australia
308 Win F/TR & F-S
7mm F-Open Shooter.
Yanchep, Western Australia
308 Win F/TR & F-S
7mm F-Open Shooter.
Re: Berger 155.5gr Seating depth.
Mine group well 40 thou off the lands and don't seem overly sensitive between 25 and 40 thou off.
You'll probably get responses ranging from jump to jam.
You'll probably get responses ranging from jump to jam.