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About LinkBacksWatched a video recently by Ryan Furman on Long Range Only about this type of load development (which I'm going to try) and his experience showed that the testing needs to be done at a minimum of 600m and preferably 800-1000m if you have a very accurate rifle. And 2 shots per charge weight.
You need to be this far away to get meaningful results and to be able to isolate vertical nodes properly
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