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Reloading
seating depth problem
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<blockquote data-quote="gunner69" data-source="post: 643117" data-attributes="member: 35270"><p>The stem did not cause the 14thou difference. I selected that bullet to show the extreme example. The curvature of the bullet caused the 14thou difference. I can prove this bc I will get the same reading on a particular bullet 10 out of 10 times. The method shows the inconsistencies in the curvature of the bullets and NOT in the seating stem. The point is that when you buy a box of bergers most of them have a 1-3 thou tolerance in the curvature/ogive but then there are those few bullets that are way way out of tolerance that will seat drastically different than the rest. These bullets are your fliers and should be culled from the rest or collected to be seated and used as a group. when i have the chance i will prove this by doing a video at the range comparing groups of bullets that are consistently seated vs those that are way out of tolerance mixed in and seated using the same die setting as the rest of the batch. you will be shocked.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gunner69, post: 643117, member: 35270"] The stem did not cause the 14thou difference. I selected that bullet to show the extreme example. The curvature of the bullet caused the 14thou difference. I can prove this bc I will get the same reading on a particular bullet 10 out of 10 times. The method shows the inconsistencies in the curvature of the bullets and NOT in the seating stem. The point is that when you buy a box of bergers most of them have a 1-3 thou tolerance in the curvature/ogive but then there are those few bullets that are way way out of tolerance that will seat drastically different than the rest. These bullets are your fliers and should be culled from the rest or collected to be seated and used as a group. when i have the chance i will prove this by doing a video at the range comparing groups of bullets that are consistently seated vs those that are way out of tolerance mixed in and seated using the same die setting as the rest of the batch. you will be shocked. [/QUOTE]
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