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What is that rule again? Spread triangle means I need to seat deeper? Somebody help me out.
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Not a rule, but usually a triangle is what I want in a group. Two close together and one off by itself "can" mean that you need to seat deeper.
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So the spread triangle means seating out farther.
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I usually start at the length my magazine or chamber will allow and go deeper until I find the best accuracy.
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In the words of AussieGunwriter,
"Large Triangle, seat out to increase OAL
2 together and the 3rd away from the group, shorten OAL"
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![[Linked Image]](http://i1163.photobucket.com/albums/q557/les760/0EB42031-4997-4683-B227-4DF348BA6960.jpg) For this rifle, seating deeper took care of the 2 in 1 out.
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Thanks for clarifying, guys. I'm only recently hearing this little gem. I have 2 that I haven't played much with that will be getting the fix now.
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I have it posted over the bench. Triangles, seat out further, two holes touching, 1 flier, seat deeper ,14/ turn off seating stem at a time.
Don't know if it works or not.
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I have it posted over the bench. Triangles, seat out further, two holes touching, 1 flier, seat deeper ,14/ turn off seating stem at a time.
Don't know if it works or not.
I have the same thing over mine. I've tried it several times and at least for me, it has worked most of the time.
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I don't fugg with small sub-MOA triangles myself! 
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First time I read this idea , I thought LMAO but I gave it e try , now I'm not saying it will work every time with every rifle/load but it damn sure will a lot of the time, now finding the best nod , in COAL may very by ????
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This thread is a week old but I thought I'd share. I have a 308 win. that has been shooting sub MOA with the 125 B-tip but I haven't been able to get it much under 1.5 MOA with a 130 TTSX that I wanted to use. It was the 2 close and one out as described in this thread. It has been shooting best at 2.780 OAL but after reading this I turned the seating stem down a turn and loaded three rounds at 2.725 OAL. Got a nice .9 group! I had only loaded 3 rounds so I came home and loaded 3 more then went behind the house to try and duplicate the results. Bingo! .85 MOA. So it does seem to work at times.
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What is that rule again? Spread triangle means I need to seat deeper? Somebody help me out. Kiss,find pressure and rock on..................(hint)
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Kiss,find pressure and rock on..................(hint)
That's a good place to start, but no all rifle/bullet combinations like it the best.
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