Powder Charging & Bullet Seating Part Two

[@chios1958]

I have a Forster press with dies in 308 , and my runout is always consistently less then .002 in. or less. But as you say, be consistent and precise as possible . Please keep in touch, I always enjoy your vids. Best of luck.Happy Holidays.

[@Bobseal223]

@chios1958 Hi Mate, I don't check concentricity. I use a Redding competition seating die for .308 and a Forster seating die for the 223. Both these dies are supposed to reduce runout. Cheers, Bob

[@Bobseal223]

@chios1958 Hi Mate. Thanks for the positive feedback. Have a nice Christmas and a happy new year. Cheers, Bob

[@Bobseal223]

@chios1958 Hi Mate, I have a custom 308. It's based on a Remington 700 short bolt action with a Sako stainless steel barrel & muzzle brake. The stock is a Macmillan A2 with a Parker Hale bipod. The scope rail is Nightforce with 20 MOA built in, the rings are also Nightforce. The scope is a mid-range 10x40 sniperscope with a mildot reticule. I've had a Timiny trigger fitted. I'm going to post a video on KZbin soon. Cheers Bob

[@Bobseal223]

@alfakrull777 Thanks for the comment. No I don't crimp the bullet. I mainly shoot long range target and single feed the round. I don't think I've used the magazines on my Remingtons so there is no issue regarding recoil setting the bullet back in the case. Cheers.

[@chios1958]

May I ask what model rifle you have? Another great video. Thanks

[@alfakrull777]

hi do you crimp the bullet or is that unnecessary. Another great video. Thanks

[@chios1958]

Do you ever check the concentricity of your rounds?