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[craneman]

Sage advise Jim!
Daniel started shooting with me at the Quigley when he was 10 and we have been to Alliance a number of times but learning to make wind calls out there is often an exercise in frustration! No wind flags, little vegetation often little or no mirage. He is learning and knows all I ask from him is his best estimate as to what he is seeing.
The Browning chambers are essentially the same as yours, just not as tight in the neck.
The load I have been using for a number of years is starline brass, Fed 150M primers, 82 grs Olde Eynsford. Lot to lot density variation dictates the wads and compression amount
The current lot likes one .060 veggie and one .060 ldpe compressed .2 which is the seating depth for a .446 BACO Money bullet cast 16-1 wrapped with Alvin paper to .451. It has proven very accurate but I often wonder if the 1.46 bullet length in the 18 twist gives me some of the unexplained low misses that occure when the winds get twitchy. It seems to perform well in crosswinds but fishtailing headwinds make me wonder. I'm thinking about ordering a mould with a prolate nose profile at 1.4 length and testing in windy conditions.
Todd