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Reloading
The importance of case trim
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<blockquote data-quote="eschafer" data-source="post: 1645778" data-attributes="member: 85764"><p>""I have a chamber cast made from when I bought the rifle. The same place ahead of the belt on the chamber cast measure 0.511, the fired case measures 0.516 .""</p><p></p><p>without hijacking this thread: but how is it possible for this to happen? I understand the cast's measurements change with time, but I've heard of this before... how does it measure just above the belt, larger than the chamber.?.. an answer to this could gell my understanding of what actually happens to a case when fired... thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eschafer, post: 1645778, member: 85764"] ""I have a chamber cast made from when I bought the rifle. The same place ahead of the belt on the chamber cast measure 0.511, the fired case measures 0.516 ."" without hijacking this thread: but how is it possible for this to happen? I understand the cast's measurements change with time, but I've heard of this before... how does it measure just above the belt, larger than the chamber.?.. an answer to this could gell my understanding of what actually happens to a case when fired... thanks [/QUOTE]
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