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Reloading
reloading to break in a new barrel
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<blockquote data-quote="dulltip" data-source="post: 1146846" data-attributes="member: 81268"><p>This is where my question originated from.</p><p></p><p>I used my Sinclair depth gauge, an new unfired Hornady case, along with my Nosler bullets to find the lands. But I'm curious if using the unfired Hornady case is going to cause any serious issues over using a once fired when doing the measurements using a sinclair tool? I'm guessing not considering if I used a Hornady depth gauge tool that uses an unfired case as part of the measuring tool right? </p><p></p><p>Upon getting my lands measurement I built up a ladder working off the lands; .010, .050, .090 & .130. But again I did so using unfired new Hornady brass for those loads. Mind you this is the same brass as I used in getting the lands measurements. </p><p></p><p>As I type this out a new questions has come to mind in that after I shoot the brass, should I re-do the measurements with the sinclair tool? </p><p></p><p>-dt</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dulltip, post: 1146846, member: 81268"] This is where my question originated from. I used my Sinclair depth gauge, an new unfired Hornady case, along with my Nosler bullets to find the lands. But I'm curious if using the unfired Hornady case is going to cause any serious issues over using a once fired when doing the measurements using a sinclair tool? I'm guessing not considering if I used a Hornady depth gauge tool that uses an unfired case as part of the measuring tool right? Upon getting my lands measurement I built up a ladder working off the lands; .010, .050, .090 & .130. But again I did so using unfired new Hornady brass for those loads. Mind you this is the same brass as I used in getting the lands measurements. As I type this out a new questions has come to mind in that after I shoot the brass, should I re-do the measurements with the sinclair tool? -dt [/QUOTE]
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