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Reloading
Shoulder bumping technique
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<blockquote data-quote="fguffey" data-source="post: 1862249" data-attributes="member: 113511"><p>Again, there are those that insist on three gages, that would be the go, no-go and the field length gage. If the difference in length between a minimum length/full size case for the 30/06 is .014" shorter than a field reject length chamber the difference/clearance is .014". When checking the length of a chamber I want to know the length of the chamber in thousandths. I can do that with a field reject length gage, the go-gage length gage will give me one length, the no go-gage will give me all of the lengths between no go-gage length and minimum length in thousandths. The field reject length gage will give me the length of the chamber in thousandths from field reject length to minimum length in thousandths. </p><p></p><p>To me all of this is obvious and very clear, again I do not need a chamber gage. </p><p></p><p>F. Guffey</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fguffey, post: 1862249, member: 113511"] Again, there are those that insist on three gages, that would be the go, no-go and the field length gage. If the difference in length between a minimum length/full size case for the 30/06 is .014" shorter than a field reject length chamber the difference/clearance is .014". When checking the length of a chamber I want to know the length of the chamber in thousandths. I can do that with a field reject length gage, the go-gage length gage will give me one length, the no go-gage will give me all of the lengths between no go-gage length and minimum length in thousandths. The field reject length gage will give me the length of the chamber in thousandths from field reject length to minimum length in thousandths. To me all of this is obvious and very clear, again I do not need a chamber gage. F. Guffey [/QUOTE]
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