Originally Posted by
Jonathan
There's more to pressure signs than tight or loose chambers. If the bullet is seated touching the lands on one rifle, but another has a longer throat, then the one touching is going to show pressure signs where the other won't. I agree completely that to work up a load, you need to go shoot it. I said that in an earlier post. Like you, I also shoot game with my rifle but like to hone my skills on long range steels. Aim small, hit small.
Not so sure about shooting fast moving targets off the roof of a truck though, I'll leave that to you. 😉
Jonathan.