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I have shot some ridiculously small groups at 1000 yards in the past just using good dies and good brass, my reloading technique is very "agricultural" basically self taught,
and I'm the weakest link in the equation, so I always thought why bother with this stuff?
I will follow this thread with interest I might take something away from you more knowledgeable guys.
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Could finally be a Concentricity guage that works.
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