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<blockquote data-quote="QuietTexan" data-source="post: 2515042" data-attributes="member: 116181"><p>Are you asking why wouldn't cases get longer? Because if you size them correctly and measure your chamber to know how long it is, cases don't always grow to the point they need to be trimmed. If you don't want to try it yourself you can go to YouTube and watch several videos of the same case being fired 10+ times with zero trimming needed. This is especially common in modern case designs with sharper shoulders than the old machine gun cases.</p><p></p><p>Why DO cases grow is a better question. Excessive resizing and using an arbitrary minimum spec for case length are two reasons why people trim more often than they otherwise would need to if they worked on those two things. </p><p></p><p>Also, does the length of the case neck actually matter so long as it's not hitting the end of the chamber? What's more important: the length of the neck, the length of the neck that's sized, or the size to which the length of the neck that is sized is sized to?</p><p></p><p>I get that it's comforting to a lot of guys to do the same things every time, but really if you stop doing it you might be surprised at how rarely you actually get to the point it's required.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="QuietTexan, post: 2515042, member: 116181"] Are you asking why wouldn't cases get longer? Because if you size them correctly and measure your chamber to know how long it is, cases don't always grow to the point they need to be trimmed. If you don't want to try it yourself you can go to YouTube and watch several videos of the same case being fired 10+ times with zero trimming needed. This is especially common in modern case designs with sharper shoulders than the old machine gun cases. Why DO cases grow is a better question. Excessive resizing and using an arbitrary minimum spec for case length are two reasons why people trim more often than they otherwise would need to if they worked on those two things. Also, does the length of the case neck actually matter so long as it's not hitting the end of the chamber? What's more important: the length of the neck, the length of the neck that's sized, or the size to which the length of the neck that is sized is sized to? I get that it's comforting to a lot of guys to do the same things every time, but really if you stop doing it you might be surprised at how rarely you actually get to the point it's required. [/QUOTE]
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