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Reloading
Sticking brass
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<blockquote data-quote="Olskoolgman" data-source="post: 2552515" data-attributes="member: 119943"><p>I agree with Pdog shooter and Magnummania, its the thicker brass reducing the volume and increasing pressure. Also Make sure you are wiping all the lube off from sizing. I have a 223 ackley that the slightest bit of lube will get the case stuck in the chamber after firing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Olskoolgman, post: 2552515, member: 119943"] I agree with Pdog shooter and Magnummania, its the thicker brass reducing the volume and increasing pressure. Also Make sure you are wiping all the lube off from sizing. I have a 223 ackley that the slightest bit of lube will get the case stuck in the chamber after firing. [/QUOTE]
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