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Originally Posted By: Plant.Onewhat caliber are you having problems with?


what brand of dies?


brass headstamp?


are you annealing?


are you lubing the inside of the necks well enough - is it possible that your expander ball is pulling the shoulder back out due to a lack of lube there?

 and

are you sure its a shoulder related issue - have you checked that the brass is being properly sized down at the base and you dont have a budge there thats causing the tough chambering?


is this once fired brass thats already been through your firearm? or brass from another source thats giving you fits?





a set of headspace gauges and a comparator body for your calipers should help you verify if your shoulder is moving back enough compared to your fired brass.


http://www.midwayusa.com/product/479704/...with-comparator


then add the bullet comparator bushings and you can also measure the CBTO for precision seating as well instead of using OAL.


http://www.midwayusa.com/product/231904/...-with-6-inserts


 


I got the bullet one I will order the headspace one.. Reloading is addictive and I am one who has to have this and that.. I am out for every bit of accuracy out of my loads as I can..


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