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Originally Posted by Jerry Harlow
Brett,
I find the charts to be short on both powder and shot charges. Either use an adjustable bar or change bushings. Shot bars may show 1 1/8 ounces but drop 1 1/16 ounces. Powder is almost always short, but a powder baffle helps make whatever it is consistent for me. They make them short for law suit reasons is what I believe.
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Jerry I've never used a baffle. Do you believe they yield more consistent drops?
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01-11-2024, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Randy G Roberts
Jerry I've never used a baffle. Do you believe they yield more consistent drops?
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Randy,
Yes, I do. The powder baffle is has a plastic end and does away with the rubber grommet.
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