I am wanting to eliminate as many variables as possible for some loads I am working with in the .223. I have an RCBS 22-55-SP mold and have been using the boolits from both cavities. I am curious if just casting from one of the two cavities would eliminate a variable, or if both cavities are cut from the same cherry?
I don't know if there is an difference in the two per say, they both throw very good looking boolits. I may be thinking I can get better results when in fact the difference, if any, is so small it would not matter. I don't cast for super fast production, just shooting them in a bolt gun. Thought about trying to separate the two after casting, but they drop out real easy and I like to keep a cadence going which wouldn't allow me to take a lot of time separating them.
Also thought about having one cavity hollow pointed, then they would be easy to separate. Guess I am just looking for opinions on the topic. I cant find much talk about it anywhere. Seems a lot of guys are of the more cavities the better type thought. And when it comes to precision shooting a lot of guys like the single cavity molds.