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H&N slugs 25 grain .217 cal Scandale š¤š”
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Good question
This is a problem that occurred with me and many of my friends and I want to share it with the world of AGN
To avoid falling into it
This is a problem that occurred with me and many of my friends and I want to share it with the world of AGN
To avoid falling into it
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Bad batch? The caliper might not be all that correct either as all instruments have certain level of margin of error. H&N usually is pretty good on tolerances. 0.002 or 2 one thousands of an inch isnāt something inexpensive store bought calipersĀ can reliably measure.
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Assuming you had a prior batch to these.... Do they shoot poorly?
I know how important projectile size is, but I've never ordered anything mass produced expecting it to be consistent or correct... Just the nature of the beastĀ
I know how important projectile size is, but I've never ordered anything mass produced expecting it to be consistent or correct... Just the nature of the beastĀ
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Since the OP wrote to us before this thread was opened, and apparently didn't accept our answer, I would like to publish it here:
We examined the retention sample from the production lot in question.
When checking the diameter of the slugs, we get values between 5.50 and 5.508 mm, which corresponds to .2165 to .2169 inches. So the slugs are minimally undersized, but within an acceptable tolerance.
We use calibrated micrometers for measuring, and check all production lots several times during production and before packing. So it is virtually impossible to get heavily undersized (or oversized) slugs.
Best regards
Jƶrg
We examined the retention sample from the production lot in question.
When checking the diameter of the slugs, we get values between 5.50 and 5.508 mm, which corresponds to .2165 to .2169 inches. So the slugs are minimally undersized, but within an acceptable tolerance.
We use calibrated micrometers for measuring, and check all production lots several times during production and before packing. So it is virtually impossible to get heavily undersized (or oversized) slugs.
Best regards
Jƶrg
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2020Ā
2021
There is a big difference between the release of Cent 21 and last year
Even from the piece of spong pad that is placed in the box to protection slugs is not present
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