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Reloading
Re-size question
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<blockquote data-quote="Remmy700" data-source="post: 1561900" data-attributes="member: 36564"><p>Good points, what u are talking about with your FL sizing die operation and how it stretches a case upward is basic reloading principles. Your method seems sound but i over analyze everything when in fact it's very simple. Saying u have a perfectly sound case, meaning exact shoulder angle (which in some brass is not the case when new) also assuming u have a primer that is absolutly flat (not even small amount of cratering) then I would say this idea would be pretty sound. But honestly there is not better example of chamber dimensions than brass that has been truly fire formed. If a new piece of brass is used with primer method and even a slight variance in shoulder angle when compared to the actual chamber that datum line that is used with the headspace gauge kit is null and void when that brass becomes actually fire formed. Maybe only slightly but we are playing a game of small numbers. I am going to try your method just because I like to test stuff lol!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Remmy700, post: 1561900, member: 36564"] Good points, what u are talking about with your FL sizing die operation and how it stretches a case upward is basic reloading principles. Your method seems sound but i over analyze everything when in fact it’s very simple. Saying u have a perfectly sound case, meaning exact shoulder angle (which in some brass is not the case when new) also assuming u have a primer that is absolutly flat (not even small amount of cratering) then I would say this idea would be pretty sound. But honestly there is not better example of chamber dimensions than brass that has been truly fire formed. If a new piece of brass is used with primer method and even a slight variance in shoulder angle when compared to the actual chamber that datum line that is used with the headspace gauge kit is null and void when that brass becomes actually fire formed. Maybe only slightly but we are playing a game of small numbers. I am going to try your method just because I like to test stuff lol!!! [/QUOTE]
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