Win 69, thanks.
As Mikecr says the reamer will probably cut .300 for a chamber. Asking the gunsmith to determine this will be a good start, yes??
.003 min. that's what I'm looking for and necks maxing out around 0.015.
Thanks again guys
Jim
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