he quest to find the perfect combination of bullet, primer, case and propellant charge to deliver the tightest group a rifle is capable of is not always an easy one. Reloading component costs have soared over the last few years and gone are the days when a reloader paid little attention to the amount of ammunition expended to find the perfect group. Added to this are other factors – climatic conditions (which you can do little about on a specific day), shooter errors and an unstable shooting
