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HELP! Difference between .451 and .452 dia bullets

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  • #16
    Desert Dude
    Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 112

    For me it's simple. Use bullets with a .451 dia. My reloads are the same OAL as factory FJHP's so I don't think it's a seating problem. I shoot very little lead in the auto loaders so going to FMJ for plinking isn't going to hurt me at all.

    Nice thing about these forums is you do get many good answers.

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    • #17
      hill billy
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor
      CGN Contributor
      • Mar 2008
      • 2895

      Most .452 bullets I have checked are actually .453 to .455. Most .451 bullets are .451 to .447.
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      • #18
        diginit
        Veteran Member
        • Feb 2008
        • 3250

        Factory OAL??? You should work up some dummy loads at different OAL's to check your chamber with every type bullet you reload. The 45 ACP seats off the case neck. If your OAL is too long, Depending on shape of the nose, The bullet will hit the lands and not chamber. I doubt extra diameter of .001 has anything to do with it. Sounds like OAL to me....

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        • #19
          J-cat
          Calguns Addict
          • May 2005
          • 6626

          Originally posted by hill billy
          Most .452 bullets I have checked are actually .453 to .455. Most .451 bullets are .451 to .447.
          Most .452" bullets I have checked measure .4525" or thereabouts.

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