Hey all,
After a lot of research and digging I still haven't figured out an answer to my problem so I came here to see if someone has some insight or experience that they would be willing to share.
I like the 95 vmax for coyote and general rodent shooting and had a load that shot around .5 on a good day and sub moa about all the time with a max load of H335. Problem was that it was typical of the 95 vmax bullet and was jammed in the lands at 2.200, and would pull bullets if I had to eject a live round. Seating them deeper opened up groups considerably. I am currently trying different loads to remedy this and have not got below about 1.5 moa. I have been trying different seating depths a bit also, but only changing one variable at a time.
My question is: Is there a node or sweet spot that people have found for a jump to the lands for the 95 vmax in the Grendel? TIA for your input.
After a lot of research and digging I still haven't figured out an answer to my problem so I came here to see if someone has some insight or experience that they would be willing to share.
I like the 95 vmax for coyote and general rodent shooting and had a load that shot around .5 on a good day and sub moa about all the time with a max load of H335. Problem was that it was typical of the 95 vmax bullet and was jammed in the lands at 2.200, and would pull bullets if I had to eject a live round. Seating them deeper opened up groups considerably. I am currently trying different loads to remedy this and have not got below about 1.5 moa. I have been trying different seating depths a bit also, but only changing one variable at a time.
My question is: Is there a node or sweet spot that people have found for a jump to the lands for the 95 vmax in the Grendel? TIA for your input.
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