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Reloading
Loading to magazine length/bent tips
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<blockquote data-quote="Briant_az" data-source="post: 2215050" data-attributes="member: 86863"><p>I've got a 300 RUM that I am unable to load close to the lands due to internal mag length. This hasn't really been an issue as far as accuracy of the rifle goes. </p><p>I have been shooting 200gr Accubonds in the rifle for 3-4 years. Last year I had the tip of one of the Accubonds come off in the reloading box. I thought this was weird but never really gave much thought to it. I just assumed it was a faulty bullet and shot it the next time I went to the range. This year after shooting a deer I took the other two rounds out of the internal mag and I noticed that the tip of the other two bullets were bent. Obviously the recoil of the gun if making the loaded rounds hit the front of the mag box. </p><p></p><p>Is there a way to stop this? What length are you guys loading to, under you mag length?</p><p></p><p>Any help or insight is greatly appreciated. </p><p></p><p>Brian</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Briant_az, post: 2215050, member: 86863"] I've got a 300 RUM that I am unable to load close to the lands due to internal mag length. This hasn't really been an issue as far as accuracy of the rifle goes. I have been shooting 200gr Accubonds in the rifle for 3-4 years. Last year I had the tip of one of the Accubonds come off in the reloading box. I thought this was weird but never really gave much thought to it. I just assumed it was a faulty bullet and shot it the next time I went to the range. This year after shooting a deer I took the other two rounds out of the internal mag and I noticed that the tip of the other two bullets were bent. Obviously the recoil of the gun if making the loaded rounds hit the front of the mag box. Is there a way to stop this? What length are you guys loading to, under you mag length? Any help or insight is greatly appreciated. Brian [/QUOTE]
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