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There
are massive collections of materials in this book
written to the general "heading" of performance.
There is nothing anyone does, doesn't do, or sits
around and dreams up to try, that ultimately
matters more than target perforations. That's what
this is ultimately all about.
Handloading
for Competition discusses the multitude of
criteria that can define "the load." With help and
input from top shooters and rifle builders, there
is more than enough information in here to allow
anyone to quickly determine ideal ammunition
composition for the rifle and course of fire. It's
easy, once you know.
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[ALL
THE BULLETS THAT ARE FIT, AND
PRINT]
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Topics
include --
All
about barrels: how chambering influences round
performance (and tool and component selection), how
different land configurations and diameters matter
to different bullets, a complete analysis of twist
rates, including recommendations, the truth about
barrel life, and more.
Learn
how to determine the best seating depth for any
bullet, and how bullet design and construction are
critical, crucial factors in setting round
specifications. (Tools too!)
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. Learn to weigh all factors in round
selection.
Learning
to "balance" bullet BC, speed, and accuracy to get
reliable results, and higher scores. Avoid popular
pitfalls! Fads don't win.
The
true value of ballistics tables ("wind charts").
Plus insights into the best bullets for each
caliber.
Honestly,
there is so much material in Handloading For
Competition on downrange performance that it's
borderline pointless to continue identifying each
topic. Let's just say "everything." As a matter of
fact, we like to believe (and do) that everything
in this book ultimately leads to better performing
ammunition. Why else bother?
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[SEATING
DEPTH TRICKS]
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