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seating depth remington model 7 .243
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hello gents,
i was wondering if any one could give me some ideas with regards the seating depth of my model 7 remington.

i started loading for this rifle last week,
started off with some 95gr bt nozlers, i made up a dummy round with the bullet seated way out,
the plan was to chamber the dummy round and seat it deaper each time until i was happy it was in the ball park, when i chamberd it the first time to my surprise it chamberd and the bolt closed sweet as a nut, this was not the case with my cz 550 .243 i could not close the bolt until the bullet was seated deap in the case.
what do you do with that much free bore?
do i stick to max over all lenth in load manual?
any advise would be welcome.
thanks in advance guys
swath
 
Posts: 35 | Location: Swansea,Wales | Registered: 05 September 2004Reply With Quote
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Load to about .020 short of the magazine length. This is about all you can do.
I have seen at least one 243 shoot better with a jump to the lands. In your case you no choice other than have the barrel removed and rechamber.
Dave


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Posts: 556 | Location: S.E. Washington | Registered: 14 May 2003Reply With Quote
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thanks dave!
do you think a crimp would help out?
that should at least give me a uniform start pressure, what do you think?
dont think i would have it rechamberd,
its only for hunting, and its shooting moa at 100yrds now anyway, so thats fine!
thanks for the info dave
kind regards
steve
 
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