Thread: So a good set of 308 dies for accuracy (spot the flame war/troll)

Originally Posted by ebf

Find someone who does BR, that's about as anal as you can get about reloading, and removing the human component from shooting. If the BR community don't do it, the chances of you seeing real benefits once you've factored in the human variables in the type of shooting we do, the chance of a performance gain is pretty much zip IMHO.

You'd have to test on a sled, crimped and uncrimped with at least 3 options to get realistic results : off the lands, on the lands, and what you're calling "jammed"

I dont think there is much hope of BR here in NZ, but yes what I am doing is researching BR and palma via USA sites. Lots of sifting out of clueless bias and older now surpassed knowledge and maybe close to chest hands. The thing Im forming an opinion on (or maybe its a question) is the neck work is the most important feature/part of the equation so where I should spend my time. It may indeed prove pointless / fruitless but without something cast iron to say dont do it I guess I need to. Anyway I think it will be fun which is the main thing.



regards