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Does any body use them in your reloading?
 
Posts: 8964 | Location: Poetry, Texas | Registered: 28 November 2004Reply With Quote
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Are You referring to the oal cases/
 
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I'm speaking primarily of the cases that have the base drilled and tapped to use for checking OAL to the shoulder or comparing headspace from one chamber or another.
 
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I messed around with them for a while. I found that I liked to fire form and make my own cases.
Its a touch feeley type adjustment and easy to have false readings. the one that got me was a build up of carbon.
A little dirt in the chamber changes the game as well.
 
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That is what I found. I use more positive ways now. I sent them a couple of fireformed cases with turned necks. They work, but I use other methods now.
 
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what have found that works for you,
I just go by a book number and adjust in or out by test firing. I didn't get any real good results by loading and adjusting to the lands.
Dave
 
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Dave, I quit using them quite some time ago. I dfo other things. I have what few cases advertized in the classifieds.
 
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