A "great tune" is only a great tune in the exact environment and elevation, etc, etc that you did the tune. Your great tune will change every day and need some micro adjustments. There is the answer to why no one ever has the "perfect tune". A good Impact tune in the desert of California will not be a good tune for the wetlands of Florida. Just simple as that. The great shooters have a good middle ground tune for a specific projectile and can tune on the fly for the elevation and environmental conditions because they really understand how all the adjustments work together. Especially if they are competing. Us hunters want that middle ground tune that is flexible. I am still learning a lot that is for sure, but at least I am not chasing my tail as much, which makes the hobby MORE FUN! Took me so long to "not over think it", and accept that a truly great tune is a accurate gun with plenty of shots pushing the slug/pellet I want at the speed I want and it being an average with some "give" for the day to day changes and still shoot well without always having to carry tools with me. The pursuit of the "perfect" tune can become overly done. I think there is validity in the concept of over tuning.
I know original OP has stated he isn't looking for tunes or tuning info, just info. I get that, I am just having fun and participating with friends. Hope everyone is having a good weekend.
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