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Fixing ejector marks on headstamp
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<blockquote data-quote="drumjunky91" data-source="post: 2786797" data-attributes="member: 121049"><p>Thank you all for the responses. I got the wide array of responses that I figured I would. I have always reloaded over my previous ejector marks and fired them until they became loose in the primer pocket without any issues. Been doing it for years, but for whatever reason I started to fixate on that slight protrusion area the other night and figured I would pose the question about leveling the headstamp area back to flush and it's affect on accuracy/chambering issues for the following round of reloading. Specifically what method others were using. I was using the sandpaper method mentioned earlier myself. I like the idea of the case trimmer spun around, too. All great ideas, so thank you. </p><p></p><p>To answer some questions:</p><p>-It's Lapua brass, 3xs fired now</p><p>-The rifle is a factory chambering, nothing exciting lol</p><p>- And again, I was never questioning how I got to pressure. I'm fully aware that I pushed my brass chasing a chrono.</p><p>-I currently do not have a picture, but it's nothing wild anyways, just a small dimple on a headstamp and one with a swipe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="drumjunky91, post: 2786797, member: 121049"] Thank you all for the responses. I got the wide array of responses that I figured I would. I have always reloaded over my previous ejector marks and fired them until they became loose in the primer pocket without any issues. Been doing it for years, but for whatever reason I started to fixate on that slight protrusion area the other night and figured I would pose the question about leveling the headstamp area back to flush and it's affect on accuracy/chambering issues for the following round of reloading. Specifically what method others were using. I was using the sandpaper method mentioned earlier myself. I like the idea of the case trimmer spun around, too. All great ideas, so thank you. To answer some questions: -It's Lapua brass, 3xs fired now -The rifle is a factory chambering, nothing exciting lol - And again, I was never questioning how I got to pressure. I'm fully aware that I pushed my brass chasing a chrono. -I currently do not have a picture, but it's nothing wild anyways, just a small dimple on a headstamp and one with a swipe. [/QUOTE]
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