I was a member of three different ranges, and the range of shooters is huge. At one extreme, we have the guys that don't own a chronograph, have no idea how far the bullet is seated from the lands, and that pick the supposed most accurate or fastest load, and don't do any load work up. At the opposite end of tbe spectrum, I have seen people that use premium cases, trimmed to length, sized in a collet die, seated in a competition die, weighed on a high dollar scale, and they do all load selection based on SD and ES. Some of those guys don't even shoot a group. Some shoot with good rests and bags, some do all shooting with a vice or lead sled of some sort. And when you watch them shoot, and see their groups, you may be surprised at the results, the best preparation and gear often produces the best results, but not always. Many shooters read too much, and study too much theory , and don't have enough experience to understand half of what they are reading.
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