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Reloading
1903A3 reloading trouble
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<blockquote data-quote="morcey2" data-source="post: 967373" data-attributes="member: 71004"><p>What do you mean by different points of depth? If you're screwing the die down until it contacts the shell holder and adding another 1/8" turn in the same direction, it doesn't matter much if you screw the die down any farther. BTW, what kind of lube are you using for sizing? </p><p></p><p>As for the rim expanding, yes, it can but only in a severe high-pressure situation which I doubt would happen with factory ammo.</p><p></p><p>The same sharpie trick can be used to see what parts of the case the die is actually working, just make sure to lube after painting. </p><p></p><p>Matt</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="morcey2, post: 967373, member: 71004"] What do you mean by different points of depth? If you're screwing the die down until it contacts the shell holder and adding another 1/8" turn in the same direction, it doesn't matter much if you screw the die down any farther. BTW, what kind of lube are you using for sizing? As for the rim expanding, yes, it can but only in a severe high-pressure situation which I doubt would happen with factory ammo. The same sharpie trick can be used to see what parts of the case the die is actually working, just make sure to lube after painting. Matt [/QUOTE]
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