i see guys always posting which primer they are using. in this day and age, one answer might be anything that you can find. but in reality, w/ the multitude of variables, i/e type of brass, powders, seating depths, bullet weights, twist rates etc. is there that much to be gained w/ throwing primer variables into the mix of testing too?
i have learned to pick a few givens and then fine tune a few variables for a load, but i have never used anything but a federal blue box primer ever, just wondering if i am missing out on something major here.
my givens are 308, 30" 1-10 tube, r-p brass, varget, 168 smk's. my variables are seating depth and powder load. just broke the barrel in and got the scope on paper, now it is time to get serious.
i have learned to pick a few givens and then fine tune a few variables for a load, but i have never used anything but a federal blue box primer ever, just wondering if i am missing out on something major here.
my givens are 308, 30" 1-10 tube, r-p brass, varget, 168 smk's. my variables are seating depth and powder load. just broke the barrel in and got the scope on paper, now it is time to get serious.