Reloading Basics Part 3: Analyzing Extreme Spreads & Standard Deviations – Short Version

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In this less in-depth continuation of the Reloading Basics series, we dive into the extreme spreads and standard deviations of the rounds shot in Part 2. I meticulously weigh and measure every component down to the hundredth of a grain and the thousandth of an inch to verify the unexpected results. Join me as we explore precision reloading techniques and troubleshoot the anomalies observed in our previous tests. This short version contains the main points of the long version, without all the extra commentary.