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Am I allowed to say " stupid fat fuck" on the forum?

Here's the difference to me. When I was in a situation that I was putting myself at risk. I would carry a high capacity auto and dress for it. Now a days I'm just wearing plain old jeans and a tee shirt and need something to act as a fire extinguisher so to speak. So I guess I'm accessing the threat level and choosing accordingly. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Like you said Chris I'm sure you have larger hands. And this is probably a deciding factor in anyone"s selection.

It's all a matter of convenience. And I really don't understand your rational. If you could expand great.

The OP said going for milk not to war so that makes life a little easier. I don't carry in the house but when I go out the door I find it convenient to just pop a PM9 in my front pocket. Small 6X9mm simple. No extra mag,

If you live in NJ and you shoot it well buy a G19. BTW I shoot a G19 as well as my 34.

OP - Thanks I know what to look for now. Nick - Dirty doesn't bother me if they're cheap. I just won't shoot them in the finicky guns. As far as bullet spinning? I don't think it matters.

Can you post a pic of the new box?

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The trick is premium brass. I shoot Lapua and minimum stressing of the case. Now I have 5 or 6 loadings and I'm fine When I see the cases getting to Max. Maybe at 8 or 10. I'll have them reannealed trim to min put them aside and shoot new cases. This rifle is used for matches and some fun so it only gets 200-300 rds a yr. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No body mentioned you. BTW there is NO disagree. Only right and wrong. As far as you opinions in this thread, your lack of case design surprises me.

Thank God someone understands cartridge / camber design. I'm tired of the know it alls giving out bad info. BTW Rob - My new rifle should be test fired this weekend.

Get one of these and you'll know that your bullets are in consistant http://www.midwayusa.com/product/365474/ptg-bullet-comparator-17-20-22-27-30-33-calibers?cm_vc=ProductFinding And one of these which you should be checking you cases with anyway...It measures datum line to both case mouth and case head. Case length is BS unless you know both these dimensions. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/456614/le-wilson-case-length-headspace-gage-223-remington?cm_vc=ProductFinding Call me if you're really concerned this thread is all over the place. And I don't agree with much of it.

Paul - couldn't that be look as as making it be NJ compliant like shaving a bayo lug and be done by an 01 ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bottom line is cartridge overall length variation doesn't matter as much as ogive to case head as long as they feed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Two things. If your stroke theory was correct the press needs better set up Number two if the case you showed jammed that seating die that rifle would have blown up because the case mouth would have been jammed in the rifling. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

See the clearance at the case mouth? Impossible. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So you're saying your not getting full stroke in the sizing station? Subsequently not seating the bullet all the way in the seating station? I don't know about that. Bulk bullets and even SMKs have ogive variations. That's why some folks sort bullets. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well spill the beans. It's the distance from the bullet tip to the case head. The seating die pushes the bullet in the same depth no matter how long the case is. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

COAL has NOTHING to do with case length. Think about it !!! Inconnsistant bullet ogive , sloopy seating die, dirty seating die.

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Who pays for it?

Adam - I never let an engineer touch my stuff !

I don't live too far and can give you the nickel tour. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Fool is pretty strong but may apply if there is ever an issue with liability. Ghetto I can totally agree with. If you can't afford a $90 QO switch box sell a gun.