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<blockquote data-quote="BigJakeJ1s" data-source="post: 473316" data-attributes="member: 12889"><p>Depends on where the cartridge is supported when you are making the measurement. Some gauges support near the head and near the tip of the bullet. In that case, measuring near the middle between them will give you the largest reading for a given amount of "crookedness". If the cartridge is supported at both ends of the body (below the shoulder) then, yes, further out on the bullet gives larger readings. Beware of trying to compare measurements from two people with different setups.</p><p></p><p>Andy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigJakeJ1s, post: 473316, member: 12889"] Depends on where the cartridge is supported when you are making the measurement. Some gauges support near the head and near the tip of the bullet. In that case, measuring near the middle between them will give you the largest reading for a given amount of "crookedness". If the cartridge is supported at both ends of the body (below the shoulder) then, yes, further out on the bullet gives larger readings. Beware of trying to compare measurements from two people with different setups. Andy [/QUOTE]
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