After reading Mule Deer's book "The First Five Years" he says that some of the factors that mattered the most at 100 yards were:
1) Internal bullet balance
2) Concentricity w. Case Body
3) Uniform neck thickness
4)Weigh/Sort brass
My question specifically is to #4 on this post.
I'm weighing some new Nosler 7-08 Brass (first time I've attempted to sort brass this way).
All the new cases have a neck thickness of .002-.003 (90% are .002).
Weighing the first few they come in at 169 grains. So when weighing and separating according to the above criteria in #4....
WHAT SORTING PILES DO I PUT THEM INTO ACCORDING TO WEIGHT?
Is the normal variance 10%? 5%? 2grams, 2 grains??
Just trying to learn at this point, loading for a single shot Luxus (NOT a target gun) but I want to learn, and I just got the Forster case measurer tool that measures run out and neck thickness.
Thanks!
I'm a bit concerned about this. If that many of your cases have neck thickness variation in excess of .001" then that's a crap lot.
