Trying to reload for my 300WSM BAR. Problem is I cannot get resized cases out of the gun when I let the bolt slam into battery! If I slowly let the bolt go, the bolt does not go completely into battery. I have to push it all the way in. I have tried varying the depth of the resizing die with no help. Cases are trimmed to length. Using Hornady dies. Am I missing something here?
Any help is appreciated.

I suggest you coat a round that you know will not fit with a Magic Marker and then attempt to chamber it to pinpoint just what the problem is. The marker will be rubbed off at any points that are binding. Just a guess, but I suspect the base is not being sufficiently sized and may require an undersized sizing die.

I suggest you try using small base dies. Most manafactures supply these dies. They bring the case back to the original size of virgin brass. They are reccomended for most semi-autos, lever & pump action rifles. These actions do not have the camming action of bolt actions. Hope this helps.

Tried marking the case. Nothing definitive. Asked Midway about small base dies. Will let you folks know what happens. Right now I am pissed. Oh yea, miked the resized case and a factory case. The base of the resized case is .005 bigger than the factory case. Can this be the problem? All other dimensions were good.

I had trouble with my Hornady 300WSM dies as well. I had to screw the die down so the shellholder is jamming hard into the die base, before full stroke. I thought I was going to break my press The Hornady dimensions are narrow so therefore the brass flows up and the shoulder has to be bumped back. I bought Redding dies and

I've got a friend who had a 7mm Rem Mag BAR. After doing all sorts of manipulations including the SB dies, he has conceded to using factory ammo.

I had the same problem few years ago, with my BAR in .300 Win Mag. I had to "shorten" the resizing die with the lathe, 2/10 mm at the bottom, since that no more problems. I believe that BARs have chamber dimensions on the minimal size - Lorenzo.

I forgot to say that I found no need of "small base" dies. - Lorenzo

Used SB died hard against the shell holder for a .338 Win Mag BAR. Worked fine.

Instead of milling down your die base, mill down the shell holder...you just want the die to come a bit closer to the base. If it doesn't work, you still have your dies intact.