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100 grain vs 150 grain
I was going through my hunting bag today and found my bullet boxes busted. They are now mixed some are 100 and some are 150 grain. Will they make a huge difference when shooting at a deer around 100 yards? Thanks
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common sense will always prevail....lol....but don't worry, i probably wouldn't have thought about that either
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don't need a scale
You don't even need a scale. Just set up a simple seesaw using a 12' ruler with a pencil under the 6' mark. Place a bullet on each end and you can easily tell the heavy ones from the light ones.
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The ruler didnt work. I guess they are to close in weight.
I did think about a scale but I ain't got one.
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Why not just weigh them and sort them into correct groups?