Overpressure signs

[radio2]

I was just reading around today at a few places and found this, Thought it was well done. http://stevespages.com/diagnosingproblems.html

[Ugly Dwarf]

Cool link with some good examples.

I've never heard the term 'turtle neck cases' before, but I certainly saw examples of it when I was new to loading .300 Wby and wasn't chamfering the necks enough.

[bohoki]

ive turtlenecked a 223 it realy bugged me how it happened was i decapped a nickled berdan case didnt notice that the decap rod moved up and the next one necksquished cause the neck size and mouth ball were together in there

i found a really funny 45 casing at a range it was like it still had a crimp but was fired what i mean is that the neck was curved inward i have no idea how that could even be possible i will post a pic if i can find it

[Rem222]

I was just reading around today at a few places and found this, Thought it was well done. http://stevespages.com/diagnosingproblems.html

Thanks, good information for us reloaders to remember...