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Reloading
Sizing brass
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<blockquote data-quote="jakelly" data-source="post: 547389" data-attributes="member: 26850"><p>I recently encountered this problem for the first time in my reloading experience. It was in a 7mm rem mag Winchester belonging to my friend. We were using the Lee collet neck die and Nosler accubonds. After some confusion and troubleshooting we discovered the bullets were inconsistent in diameter some were .284, some .283, some .282, and in some places on some rounds even .281. These could be pushed in with your fingertip or even shaken into the case. Nosler replaced the bullets, but quality control must be way down at Nosler.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jakelly, post: 547389, member: 26850"] I recently encountered this problem for the first time in my reloading experience. It was in a 7mm rem mag Winchester belonging to my friend. We were using the Lee collet neck die and Nosler accubonds. After some confusion and troubleshooting we discovered the bullets were inconsistent in diameter some were .284, some .283, some .282, and in some places on some rounds even .281. These could be pushed in with your fingertip or even shaken into the case. Nosler replaced the bullets, but quality control must be way down at Nosler. [/QUOTE]
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