If you're one of those folks who just dump your boolits on the screen/paper after coating...
Don't you get flat spot(s) where the boolit rests on the paper/screen? Does that not affect accuracy? Does resizing remove the flat spot?
I'm particularly concerned about shooting those loooooooooong 230gr. Lee .308 boolits through a suppressor. Avoiding baffle strikes is a high priority, and I would think flat spots increase the likelihood of instability.
So, I meticulously stack all my boolits on the base before baking. Its a pain. Sometimes a boolit falls and gets a flat spot. I re-smelt those. Is that a waste?
What's your experience?