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There
are more choices today in bullets, primers, cases,
and propellants. All are variously good, but some
are better, and it's plain that wisely made
combination choices define "best."
Handloading
for Competition goes into deep detail in an
effort to examine how case and bullet composition,
design, and execution influences ultimate
performance. As with the other material in this
book, few things are absolute, but we all have to
find them for ourselves: learning the relationships
between ammunition requirements and determining
round specifications that meet them makes for
consistent, correct performance.
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[IGNITION]
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Topics
include --
Component
segregation methods and means. Find out what seems
to matter, and what doesn't, and then discover the
easiest ways to get those most from your supply on
hand.
Find
out how custom bullets are made, and how
construction elements and techniques influence not
only quality, but the load behavior
itself.
A
huge section discusses "ignition," the quality of
which is much more important than many people might
realize. Different primers, and the way they're
seated, can have a big impact (ha) on round
performance.
Learn
the goods and bads about "high energy" propellants,
and get a head start on finding the best fuel for
your loads.
A
run-down of all popular (and not so popular) across
the course cartridges and the propellants and case
choices and bullets that seem to be working the
best: it's current, championship-proven
information.
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[BULLET
SEGREGATION]
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