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I just read an interesting article about ammo testing. In the article the author mentioned that changing the torque settings on the action screws and tuner settings would cause the speed of a certain lot of ammo to change. It was said that as the rifle approached being tuned you would see a smaller extreme spread and standard deviation of velocity in the ammo.
Can someone please explain to me why the velocity of the ammo would be changing with different torque and tuner settings? I don't understand how that would have any affect on the velocity. I would think that the amount of powder in the cartridge, primer, temperature and humidity would be the factors responsible for changes in velocity.
Brian
Can someone please explain to me why the velocity of the ammo would be changing with different torque and tuner settings? I don't understand how that would have any affect on the velocity. I would think that the amount of powder in the cartridge, primer, temperature and humidity would be the factors responsible for changes in velocity.
Brian