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I read somewhere once that shifting the powder inside a casing can result in wider groups, since it is not consistent.
I have a pal who shakes my ammo. He likes to hear the powder rattle inside the casing and compare it to others. What exactly this tells him is beyond me. I don't mind but when he does it with GMM I wince. I figure logically as I move the rifle the powder shifts anyway, but something nags.
Paranoia or could it bother the ammo?
I have a pal who shakes my ammo. He likes to hear the powder rattle inside the casing and compare it to others. What exactly this tells him is beyond me. I don't mind but when he does it with GMM I wince. I figure logically as I move the rifle the powder shifts anyway, but something nags.
Paranoia or could it bother the ammo?