Weird Ladder Test

I was thinking about this last night, EddieCoyle, do you usually shoot your ladder test groups into the same target? When I do charge testing like that, especially at 100yds, it always made sense to me to separate the groups so that you could see the difference. I wonder if some the groups were noticably worse than others with the large primers.
I shoot them all at the same target, and I mix up the rounds in the magazine.

I color the bullets with different colored Sharpies. You can't see it very well in the photo, but I can tell which hole was made by which charge weight.

(Except for the giant hole on the 2nd target, but I can tell which rounds are in there by process of elimination from the separate holes).
 
He did say:


So if 300 is good is 3000 ten times better?

By farther I meant the 200 or 300 yards that was talked about. 100 is kinda close to hrt a good picture of the ladder. It becomes easier to see the with some distance. 200 or 300 in good conditions will yield the best results.
 
Here's a 5-shot group of the TTSXs that I shot at 75 yards:

TTSXgroup.jpg
 
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