Preferred seating depth for Rifle.....

[Vincent]

Originally Posted by noremf

We are saying the same thing maybe in different ways.

I knocked off some of your post so I could quote some stuff.

Between the 2 of us I think we go it covered.

noremf(George)

I thought you would understand when I explained it better.

Always respect your point of view.

[Boosted3g]

I have found that none of my rifles respond much to changing the oal. I didn't find anything closer than 30 thousandths. My jump for smk, amax, and even Barnes ttsx are all over 50 thousandths and all will hold .5 moa through a near factory M77 Hawkeye. I found most of my largest gains through brass prep.

[Mike Clark]

1X diameter is a good starting point.

I don't think anyone mentioned this very important and simple point:

It depends on the type of bullet. Secant vs Tangent.

[IHMSA80x80]

Originally Posted by IHMSA80x80

Well, if you are way more than really well seasoned, you would be using this carbide smoker.

I was reading Dean's post and noticed there was a missing photo, due to photobucket.

I replaced the exact photo that Dean had originally posted on 11-20-2014.

I plan to restore all of Dean's missing photos, as I read his posts.

Sadly, Dean passed away at 68 on Dec. 7, 2020 from Lymphoma cancer.

He'll be deeply and greatly missed, especially by me.


Marilyn [Dean's Loving Wife]

[SavagePlinker]

Originally Posted by IHMSA80x80

I was reading Dean's post and noticed there was a missing photo, due to photobucket.

I replaced the exact photo that Dean had originally posted on 11-20-2014.

I plan to restore all of Dean's missing photos, as I read his posts.

Sadly, Dean passed away at 68 on Dec. 7, 2020 from Lymphoma cancer.

He'll be deeply and greatly missed, especially by me.


Marilyn [Dean's Loving Wife]

That is very nice of you to do that.

[IHMSA80x80]

Originally Posted by SavagePlinker

That is very nice of you to do that.

SavagePlinker,

Thank you. Very Appreciated.

I'm happy to do it.

I want to do it for Dean, since he wasn't, couldn't and/or didn't do it when he was healthy.

It helps to tie his great posts with his great photos restored.

It helps the RFC members.

It also helps me dealing with the sorrow, sadness and stress I feel with Dean's passing.


Marilyn