I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE COMMENTS. Great video, thanks! I sort by weight, then rim thickness. I tried a little experiment by sorting a box of Eley Match vs a box of Eley Club. I found that Match weighed much more precise than Club. I didn't keep the exact measurements, but I do remember that the box of Match had 47 of 50 the exact some weight, where Club was spread across a bell curve approximately across .1160 - .1175 ounces. Match was a bit better in rim thickness, but both were distributed across the typical Eley range. As far as performance, Club isn't even close to Match at any range out to 200m with my Vudoo Ravage. It seems that Eley pays more attention to weight in their manufacturing process than rim thickness.
Just cause you buy the most expensive ammo doesn't mean it will shoot good. You have to lot test regardless the brand or name on the box. Just shooting one lot does absolutely nothing as to show accuracy of the brand of ammo. Is this gun tuned properly? So many variables in this game. Sorting does zero waste of time.
Sorry to leave you hanging, I tired to give viewers all the data to make their own decision. With that said, I am not convinced that weighing helps if you buy good match ammo. I will also say, I weigh all my match ammo. When one miss from a 100 to 50 makes a big difference, I do everything I can to put the odds in my favor. I hope that helps, Bret
For bench rest shooting I think it is a GREAT value. Stay Tuned I am planning on doing some videos in the next 30 days with the Kimber. I will be shooting it in a Match toward the end of July with the Kimber. I am not 100% sure it is a 2500 point rifle but probably could be with the right shooter and ammo, it could be. If you'd like to see something specific let me know, maybe I can add it in one of my videos.
I don't care if it was in a vice you still have to have a good rifle that will repeat accuracy or it still doesn't shoot all so this man is a tough shooter watch his videos you might learn something. Beagleman
