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help w/ 7mm RUM loading
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<blockquote data-quote="daveosok" data-source="post: 79390"><p>1) What type of rifle is it?</p><p>2) What twist is the barrel?</p><p>3) Have you examined the crown?</p><p>4) Have you examined the lug contact?</p><p>5) When installing the scope did you lapp the rings?</p><p>6) Is the correct torque value used on the action screws?</p><p><u>7) Is the barrel free floated?</u> </p><p>8) Did you weigh your cases?</p><p>9) Did you weigh your bullets?</p><p>10) Did you measure your bullets diameter and base to ogive?</p><p>11) Have you trimmed the meplat?</p><p>12) Measured the cases for consistancy?</p><p>13) Seated the primer at the right depth?</p><p>The solutions to the problems are numerous as you can see. Everyone on here has gone directly to solutions without knowing first where the problem may lay.</p><p>Answering these questions posted above will give us a better idea of where to start instead of getting overloaded with all sorts of data that may or may not correct the problem.</p><p>Come on fellas lets ask the real questions and give this guy some better answers based off the facts.</p><p>Then you can say its your paralex, bolt lugs, scope rings, crown or whatever may be the problem.</p><p>If you solve all of these issues or if they are not issues then on to the loading aspect of it. </p><p>Some of the easiest solutions could be answered by questions 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7.</p><p>JM2C</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="daveosok, post: 79390"] 1) What type of rifle is it? 2) What twist is the barrel? 3) Have you examined the crown? 4) Have you examined the lug contact? 5) When installing the scope did you lapp the rings? 6) Is the correct torque value used on the action screws? <u>7) Is the barrel free floated?</u> 8) Did you weigh your cases? 9) Did you weigh your bullets? 10) Did you measure your bullets diameter and base to ogive? 11) Have you trimmed the meplat? 12) Measured the cases for consistancy? 13) Seated the primer at the right depth? The solutions to the problems are numerous as you can see. Everyone on here has gone directly to solutions without knowing first where the problem may lay. Answering these questions posted above will give us a better idea of where to start instead of getting overloaded with all sorts of data that may or may not correct the problem. Come on fellas lets ask the real questions and give this guy some better answers based off the facts. Then you can say its your paralex, bolt lugs, scope rings, crown or whatever may be the problem. If you solve all of these issues or if they are not issues then on to the loading aspect of it. Some of the easiest solutions could be answered by questions 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7. JM2C [/QUOTE]
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