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I have shooting friends who reload a hull a couple of times & chuck it. They claim that the crimp is weakened by reloading & affects velocity & patterns.
Other shooters will reload a hull until the crimp pedals will barely hold shot in the wad.
My question is: Has anyone ever checked velocity & patterned a hull after each load to verify that performance is or is not lost with each successive reload?
I would love to see a graph showing the speed & pattern efficiency of reload 1 through 10 or 12 using the same hull..........I had planned to do it some day but have not up to now so I thought I would check with the experts.
Other shooters will reload a hull until the crimp pedals will barely hold shot in the wad.
My question is: Has anyone ever checked velocity & patterned a hull after each load to verify that performance is or is not lost with each successive reload?
I would love to see a graph showing the speed & pattern efficiency of reload 1 through 10 or 12 using the same hull..........I had planned to do it some day but have not up to now so I thought I would check with the experts.