RicinYakima
posted this
11 August 2018
IMHO, this is a "work around" for a mechanical problem. As in the bullet is not square with the base, bullet bent during sizing or bullet from a crooked cavity in the mould. Poor brass that has one side of the neck much thicker than another. Poor press or dies that are not square with the shell holder. Rifle with uneven locking lugs than makes fired brass crooked. Chamber is not in line with the bore. Sometimes by putting all your errors in the same orientation, you can shoot smaller groups.
If you can present the bullet aligned with the bore, and it fits the throat and center of mass and center of form are consistent, orienting doesn't make any difference. But if you are trying to make a POS shoot, this is a technique you can try.