Well, yeah!

Finding the right load that wrings out the best accuracy in a given rifle is the important thing.  Oh we can go merrily along and just shoot at deer or groundhogs or paper with guns that are minute of barn door accurate but where is the challenge?  Shooting an inch group at two hundred is interesting.  Having the materials to get to that end is a good start.  Like say eighty-five pounds of new linotype for .309 cast bullets.

All I need now are a couple of molds.

Brass - check
Powders - check
Primers - check
Jacketed bullets - check
Time - um, check
Brain power to put it all together at the range - working on it