Recent content by jasonoldman

Thanks for the reply's guys, Yes this particular batch is win brass. I also have federal and nosler brass on hand have you seen as much problem with those. Plus I have had some bit of vertical stringing so I like that it may be tied into this other problem. Do you just use a pocket...

Well I got a chance to look at everything again. Here is kind of a list of what I did and the result. check the press for slack=good check the press/dies for squareness = ok some slack in the threads causing a little causing a little unevenness. I think maybe a rubber o-ring to snug down...

Thanks for all the reply's so far. Tomorrow I will try to find some time to check some of your suggestions. I don't think I am doing any crimping but will double check to make sure. I use just a standard champher/debur tool. The press I am using is an RCBS one that a friend had sitting in a...

I did measure everything involving brass both fired, sized, loaded, and factory loaded to compare, that's why I say it is a bullet/seating problem. Thanks

Yeah I gotcha on the mic part but the dai part is what I didn't know. I searched up answers to improving bullet runout as well. Looks like I can improve some with the equipment I have for future loads, but I will have to seat deeper and live with it for now I guess. Maybe if this school thing...

Yes factory rounds still chamber. If I sharpie up a factory round it may make the slightest mark. I was wondering if I could have something in the chamber as well but after reading pitsnipe's comment I was curious so i took one of the marked reloads and chambered it going in at different...

Factory ammo chambers fine. My resized brass chambers fine as well. My problem comes after I prime, powder and place my bullet in the case. The bolt will close but it is tight, and takes more effort than I feel is correct. So off the bat you would assume seating depth right? Well I am...