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Thread: Help identifying projectile

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  1. 25-10-2021, 10:55 AM #2
    Hutch
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    I should add that my current theory is the very square/flat base is the cause of the extra accuracy. The flat nose have a very small bevel and aren't as good, the round nose have a bigger bevel and are shocking. This is for CAS so I'm talking very soft loads and in a rifle that has probably seen a lot of rounds.
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