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Reloading
question about case dimensions
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<blockquote data-quote="g0rd0" data-source="post: 751800" data-attributes="member: 44168"><p>there is really only 2 ways to measure that. 1, saw the brass in half length ways and measure (you will note that doing this will ruin your brass). 2, separate your brass by manufacturer (I stick with only fed,my choice) sise and trim to length clean and seat bullets on the EMPTY and unprimed cases then wiegh them empty and full of water (hypo needle through flash hole) subtract the differance and that will give you case capacity. If the cc is consistant +/- 0.5grains your brass is pretty much identical inside</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="g0rd0, post: 751800, member: 44168"] there is really only 2 ways to measure that. 1, saw the brass in half length ways and measure (you will note that doing this will ruin your brass). 2, separate your brass by manufacturer (I stick with only fed,my choice) sise and trim to length clean and seat bullets on the EMPTY and unprimed cases then wiegh them empty and full of water (hypo needle through flash hole) subtract the differance and that will give you case capacity. If the cc is consistant +/- 0.5grains your brass is pretty much identical inside [/QUOTE]
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