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Vall #675855 06/12/26 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Vall
Originally Posted by shrapnel
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Your seating die is set too low and pushing the shoulder back as you seat your bullets. Raise the die up and then turn the seating pin down to get the bullet depth back. You're over crimping the necks and that's pushing the shoulders back.
Originally Posted by sharps4590
Whatever it is, that is way too much crimp. I never crimp bottleneck cartridges bullets for a bolt rifle until you're getting into big magnum or Nitro Express cartridges..



Don’t you guys read what is already posted before you comment?



I load by the 10’s of thousands and it isn’t a guess at what the problem is!

In this case I didn't. So what do you want from me now?



Nothing, do you read the instructions on your pill bottles before you take your medication?


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Originally Posted by shrapnel
Originally Posted by Vall
Originally Posted by shrapnel
Originally Posted by Vall
Your seating die is set too low and pushing the shoulder back as you seat your bullets. Raise the die up and then turn the seating pin down to get the bullet depth back. You're over crimping the necks and that's pushing the shoulders back.
Originally Posted by sharps4590
Whatever it is, that is way too much crimp. I never crimp bottleneck cartridges bullets for a bolt rifle until you're getting into big magnum or Nitro Express cartridges..



Don’t you guys read what is already posted before you comment?



I load by the 10’s of thousands and it isn’t a guess at what the problem is!

In this case I didn't. So what do you want from me now?



Nothing, do you read the instructions on your pill bottles before you take your medication?

Not when it's the same medication I've been taking for 15 years.


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Originally Posted by shrapnel
Originally Posted by Vall
Originally Posted by shrapnel
Originally Posted by Vall
Your seating die is set too low and pushing the shoulder back as you seat your bullets. Raise the die up and then turn the seating pin down to get the bullet depth back. You're over crimping the necks and that's pushing the shoulders back.
Originally Posted by sharps4590
Whatever it is, that is way too much crimp. I never crimp bottleneck cartridges bullets for a bolt rifle until you're getting into big magnum or Nitro Express cartridges..



Don’t you guys read what is already posted before you comment?



I load by the 10’s of thousands and it isn’t a guess at what the problem is!

In this case I didn't. So what do you want from me now?



Nothing, do you read the instructions on your pill bottles before you take your medication?

Seems like you've really got your panties in a twist over this. I'm done with it.

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A simple question turned into a whirlpool of emotions.

Sorry for the derailment, but I wanted the OP to understand I know what I’m talking about even if Heckle and and Jeckle don’t agree…


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