Prediction - Please read new reloaders

[BeerSleeper]

Depends on what pi you're using. 3.41 is cherry pi, 5.347 is apple pi.

3.14 is the average of all pi's. In the absence of an correct figure for your particular pi, averag pi may be used.

Beware the coconut pi. It wrecks all calculations.

 

[sig220mw]

What mongoose said is right on. When I said get several manuals to use as a frame of reference I was alluding to the fact that all of this data is not arrived at in the same location by the same people. Atmosphere, relation to sea level, time of year (winter/spring/summer etc) all come into play with how a set of components will behave when put into motion. Just like all guns aren't the same either. What works in one may cause another to lock up or worse.

I use the internet also for reloading info but not without checking it with my manuals. If it's not close to what's published, I likely won't use it.

Any person can put anything on the internet. That doesn't necessarily make it so. Remember the net is not regulated. Hell look at wikipedia, it has a lot of good info on it but I have also read things on it that I KNEW were incorrect. So how much did I read that was incorrect and I didn't know it.

 

[sig220mw]

Another thing to consider also is that reloading manuals don't go down or crash. They sit there on the shelf ready all of the time.

 

[TexasShooter59]

Well, the value of pi is equal to how many slices of pie I get out of a full circumference. Unless it is peanut butter pie, then the value of pi increases to a value greater than 4.