Is this bullet seated deep enough?

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Gerard Hayes said:

Ok thanks very much . See i still dont no how u to set the lands yet thanks

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There is a 'very rough' account of how you find your lands in this thread. If you're NOT doing that right, you'll find your seating depth off by several thousands. You might just wind up creating a dangerous pressure situation which leads to serious personal injuries. Be careful!!

So the 2.9830 is my over all length of the round so . From the tip of the head to the bottom of the round is it ????

I think there's a couple of different conversations about different rifles going on in this thread, getting confusing

So am i lol. I have the 308 . And i was asking did any one no the lands setting on the buger 155g vld, over all lenght with round ... thanks

Gerard Hayes said:

So am i lol. I have the 308 . And i was asking did any one no the lands setting on the buger 155g vld, over all lenght with round ... thanks

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The distance to the lands is different on EVERY rifle. You will have to measure that yourself on your rifles to find the distance. You will also want to measure this distance with every different bullet you plan on using.

Instead of typing all this out, maybe I can find a video on YouTube explaining how to do this process...

Ok thanks very much ...

Here you go...

Thanks so much

I use the Hornady OAL tool, along with the Hornady comparator tool on my calipers.

Here's a video showing how to use the Hornady tool, since you already have the comparator, you will only need the OAL tool and a modified case gauge (they're cheap).

Here's the OAL tool...

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/570611/hornady-lock-n-load-overall-length-gauge-bolt-action

Here's the .300WM case gauge...

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/6...gth-gauge-modified-case-300-winchester-magnum

The intro is very cheesy, but this is a good video showing you the tools you need, and how to use them properly.

Thanks pal

The OP is shooting a .300WM... My bad, I see you're shooting a .308 Win...

Here's the .308 Win case gauge...

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/4...all-length-gauge-modified-case-308-winchester

I see the OP also has the comparator, I was confusing you with him, again...

Here's that as well...

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/3...ullet-comparator-complete-set-with-14-inserts

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