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Ricochet must be a berger thing. Without a ballistic tip must just be more of a possibility. After figuring my chamber and Berger bullets out I found out that bergers book coal of 2.71 is in the lands. I must of had a little longer bullet seated in a round yesterday because I got one stuck in the lands and had to knock it out with my cleaning rod. Should I try to seat deeper away from the lands? I'm not having magazine issues but I compared an hsm 75 vmax to my reloads and they are seated way deeper. My reloads grouped really well yesterday I wonder if I will get the same results if I seat off the lands. Can barrell erosion or problems occur if seated in the lands all the time? The bergers are longer bullets compared to others it seems. If I seat deeper bet my powder charge will vary again. What coal did you guys like with the 69 grain bergers? You guys in the lands or off a little bit?

<blockquote data-quote="B14bsb" data-source="post: 3061107" data-attributes="member: 59890"><p>Ricochet must be a berger thing. Without a ballistic tip must just be more of a possibility. After figuring my chamber and Berger bullets out I found out that bergers book coal of 2.71 is in the lands. I must of had a little longer bullet seated in a round yesterday because I got one stuck in the lands and had to knock it out with my cleaning rod. Should I try to seat deeper away from the lands? I'm not having magazine issues but I compared an hsm 75 vmax to my reloads and they are seated way deeper. My reloads grouped really well yesterday I wonder if I will get the same results if I seat off the lands. Can barrell erosion or problems occur if seated in the lands all the time? The bergers are longer bullets compared to others it seems. If I seat deeper bet my powder charge will vary again. What coal did you guys like with the 69 grain bergers? You guys in the lands or off a little bit?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="B14bsb, post: 3061107, member: 59890"] Ricochet must be a berger thing. Without a ballistic tip must just be more of a possibility. After figuring my chamber and Berger bullets out I found out that bergers book coal of 2.71 is in the lands. I must of had a little longer bullet seated in a round yesterday because I got one stuck in the lands and had to knock it out with my cleaning rod. Should I try to seat deeper away from the lands? I'm not having magazine issues but I compared an hsm 75 vmax to my reloads and they are seated way deeper. My reloads grouped really well yesterday I wonder if I will get the same results if I seat off the lands. Can barrell erosion or problems occur if seated in the lands all the time? The bergers are longer bullets compared to others it seems. If I seat deeper bet my powder charge will vary again. What coal did you guys like with the 69 grain bergers? You guys in the lands or off a little bit? [/QUOTE]

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