Yet millions are using and sizing belted cases everyday.
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300 win mag problem
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Yes.
It is either the case bulge forward of the belt OR the actual shoulder length that causes a cartridge to not chamber freely.
By filing down the bulge on one case which fit tight before you filed it, you would learn if it was the bulge or the shoulder causing the tight fit.
If it is the shoulder, then you do not need the willis die.
You just need to properly adjust your existing full length die.
If filing the case reveals that the case fits fine, then you need a willis die or some other die which will better size (small base) your cases to fit your rifle's chamber.Randall Rausch
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