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Old 09-30-2009 | 08:35 AM
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RugerMike
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Originally Posted by Pawildman
Even when handloading, when switching from one powder to another using the same bullet, primer and casing when working up a load quite often causes a noticeable difference in POI. Same can happen when keeping all the components the same but switching bullets wt. for wt. It is, indeed, common, like statjunk says.
You will find also that buying the same brand name with different lot#'s (dates manufactured) will 9 out of ten times shoot different POI as well.
Note: If you find something off the shelf that shoots well in your firearm, you might want to stock up with the particular lot #, the next lot may not work as well for you.
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