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I'm getting ready to seat bullets to be fired in my Colt 10mm Delta-Elite. All of my loading manuals call for a max COAL of 1.260"/1.240. I'm assuming that 1.240 means minimum. I decided to use 1.250" as my COAL. Will that work OK in an auto loader?.....Bob
 
Posts: 39 | Location: Maryland | Registered: 04 September 2006Reply With Quote
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Not being flip, but try it and see. I use 1.250 for mine, but only because the load data I found said that that OAL gave the velocities they quoted. The main thing is what fits and feeds from the magazine.
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Hi Pete.... originally I was going to seat at 1.260 because thats what all the books have for COAL. Then it came to me that was probably the max length. I wanted to confirm this before I did something wrong and ended up pulling the bullets.I have since measured factory rounds from three different companys and came up with the following.
1.255"to 1.258"

I started these loads some time in the sping, but got sidetracked. Good thing I keep notes or I wouldn't know where the heck I left off.

Thanks Bob
 
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