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Reloading
Me thinks I discovered something
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<blockquote data-quote="LB" data-source="post: 73674" data-attributes="member: 2721"><p>I think the point here is, for instance, filling a case to the neck, as long as it does not spill, and pressures are acceptable, and I am not using Wilson seating die, (of which I have several), but not for every gun I own, and so use a standard RCBS or Redding seating die. In this situation, there is generally a bit of a crunchy feeling as the bullet is seated. Because the cartridge is only supported by the shell holder, and perhaps while seating a flat based bullet, there may be a little misalignment happening, especially if the bullet is not seated deeply.</p><p></p><p>I don't know if there is run out, in that scenario, never remember checking under that exact set of circumstances? But, in considering it, I can see where it "could" (possibly) happen. I don't normally use a drop tube, or any vibrator action, <strong>IF</strong> all the powder will stay within the neck, and this is where a bullet might get seated a little catty whompus.</p><p></p><p>Something to think about.</p><p></p><p>Good hunting. LB</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LB, post: 73674, member: 2721"] I think the point here is, for instance, filling a case to the neck, as long as it does not spill, and pressures are acceptable, and I am not using Wilson seating die, (of which I have several), but not for every gun I own, and so use a standard RCBS or Redding seating die. In this situation, there is generally a bit of a crunchy feeling as the bullet is seated. Because the cartridge is only supported by the shell holder, and perhaps while seating a flat based bullet, there may be a little misalignment happening, especially if the bullet is not seated deeply. I don't know if there is run out, in that scenario, never remember checking under that exact set of circumstances? But, in considering it, I can see where it "could" (possibly) happen. I don't normally use a drop tube, or any vibrator action, [b]IF[/b] all the powder will stay within the neck, and this is where a bullet might get seated a little catty whompus. Something to think about. Good hunting. LB [/QUOTE]
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