Lemonaid Wrote:Now on to the Satterlee 10 round test using Nosler 90 Varmegeddon and H322. It looks to me to do some five round tests at 28.1 and 29.2. Your input on this will again be appreciated!
There is nothing more useful about shooting 10 rounds across a chronograph than getting the average velocity of all the rounds. The Satterlee method seduces us with the idea that you can identify the precision sweet spot with only 10 rounds, no targets necessary.
"How fast does this car go?"
"Let's turn the car on, listen to the engine and imagine its top speed - works every time."
Take the car for a drive - shoot at targets.

