This may be a good use of my train time and I know it's a silly question that you seasoned match shooters will roll your eyes at, but....
Why do you reload with heavier bullets for your match grade ammunition? I have seen it for quite some time, and understanding physics with "equal and opposite reaction" it would seem to me that the heavier bullet would result in more felt recoil. Hence this would take your muzzle off target further and mean a longer or more difficult requisition of the target. Obviously this is not correct and I would like to now why before I start buying heads for reloading.
Thanks!!!!!
Why do you reload with heavier bullets for your match grade ammunition? I have seen it for quite some time, and understanding physics with "equal and opposite reaction" it would seem to me that the heavier bullet would result in more felt recoil. Hence this would take your muzzle off target further and mean a longer or more difficult requisition of the target. Obviously this is not correct and I would like to now why before I start buying heads for reloading.
Thanks!!!!!
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