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  • #16
    Ahhnother8
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2007
    • 1454

    Originally posted by Fiveohmike
    I forgot to get a case guage to set up my Sizing Die.
    Your chamber is the best case gauge available. Start die up high and screw down a little at a time, until the brass will chamber. Done deal.

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    • #17
      Fiveohmike
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 1047

      Originally posted by swifty
      That's a big jump in case length, be sure to lube the inside of the case neck.
      I only lubed the outside of the case.

      I will try another case and use a little bit of lube on the inside of the case neck and measure.
      -- I love the mythological significance given to Dum Dum Bullets. As if they're little tactical nukes, stacked up in "Assault Clips" ready to be "sprayfired" "from the hip" by pistol grip equipped "bullet hoses" instead of early variations of the softpoint bullets people have been using to take game with (and use for self-defense) for the last century.

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      • #18
        killshot44
        Veteran Member
        • Nov 2009
        • 4072

        Originally posted by Ahhnother8
        Your chamber is the best case gauge available. Start die up high and screw down a little at a time, until the brass will chamber. Done deal.
        This is good advice, take it....

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