if you do competitive target shooting, sorting pellets can give you the edge over your opponents.
you don’t need to divide your tin to 5 groups by weight but I would certainly keep the middle weights and use the too lights and too heavies for plinking only.
what you don’t want is to have a too light and next a too heavy when trying grouping/how accurate your gun is.
the same applies to chronoing the gun, if you want to see what your gun is doing across the fill/regulated or not, you want some good consistent pellets.
get those cantilever designed digital diamond scales cheap online, the smaller the range the better, ideally 2gram max not 5 and off you go.
it is not me on the video. but I have go the same scales
Iยดm not sorting pellet too. As Mr. :hoot: wrote why? In the Bohumin http://www.schulzdiabolo.cz/en/info/ I think they did better work than do I ๐ :biggrinn:
Do you guys sort by head size and weight? If so how do you do it?
Truthfully YES
BUT, most don’t measure or weigh… ๐
The process is more like:
What kind of target am I shooting today โ
What distance will I be shooting โ
Can my rifle get it up to a speed that will give consistent accuracy โ
Are they available at wm โ
We have insatiable appetites for lead and consume it by the tin.
If the pellet manufacturers don’t please us with a head size and/or weight that works for our various needs we don’t buy their crap :butkick:
That depends . Are we talking about women?
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Was expecting exactly this Q from you ville ๐
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