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  • #16
    SmokeTheClay
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2015
    • 874

    Originally posted by inyocountymark
    For the OP: out of curiosity, how many rounds down range before you give the bore a slight rub down?

    say every 5...10...15....or not at all, do you allow for a cool down between shots or do you shoot a string.....cool down.....clean bore resume shooting a string

    I am just wondering as how it's done in other parts of the country, I have a nice place to send down range...50 to 600 yrs, but not many folks to shoot with, can't beat the membership fees....$25.00 a year......concrete platforms with canopy for shade...only drawback is summertime heat.....but as stated I'm curious as how others do it

    Thank You

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    • #17
      inyocountymark
      Member
      • Aug 2017
      • 339

      Roger that, Thank You

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      • #18
        waveslayer
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2012
        • 1728

        How many rounds down the tube? After about 200 my rifles will speed up.

        New lot of powder?

        What was the temperatures for each range day?

        New brass?

        Fire formed brass?

        At least your SD is single digits, nice!

        My wife thinks I only have 3 guns

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        • #19
          SmokeTheClay
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2015
          • 874

          Originally posted by waveslayer
          How many rounds down the tube? After about 200 my rifles will speed up.

          New lot of powder?

          What was the temperatures for each range day?

          New brass?

          Fire formed brass?

          At least your SD is single digits, nice!

          My wife thinks I only have 3 guns
          New lot of powder? - yep, possibly it

          What was the temperatures for each range day? - didnt track it but was warmer the second time. did use hodgon 4350 which supposedly doesnt care about the temp

          New brass? - nope. 4th or 5th

          Fire formed brass? - nope

          At least your SD is single digits, nice! - this is a good thing!

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          • #20
            waveslayer
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2012
            • 1728

            I would check your powder lots and also keep a record of temp. Then you can input your temperature stability factor into your ballistics calculator.

            On one of my 6.5 Creedmoors I had to reduce my loads by a whole .5 grain because the. We lot of powder was hotter.

            Was it H4350 or IMR 4350. There's a difference. H4350 tends to be a slower powder causing more pressure=velocity

            H4350 has a temp stability factor of about .29fps per degree change, fyi.

            My wife thinks I only have 3 guns

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            • #21
              SmokeTheClay
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2015
              • 874

              Originally posted by inyocountymark
              Roger that, Thank You

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