LordDunsany
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I'm getting ready to load up 500 plinking rounds using Missouri Bullet Co's cast 148 gr DEWC and 3.5gr Bullseye. This boolit has a crimp groove about 1/10" from the end. It has been my practice in the past to reload wadcutters flush with the case mouth and using no crimp.
Is it advantageous to use the crimping groove, seating the boolit further out, and to crimp the case? Does this add to potential accuracy? Or is this step unnecessary?
Thanks for the advice!
Ron in Texas
Is it advantageous to use the crimping groove, seating the boolit further out, and to crimp the case? Does this add to potential accuracy? Or is this step unnecessary?
Thanks for the advice!
Ron in Texas