01-08-2012, 08:54 PM
Most likely its a case issue, with the shoulder hitting the chamber. Some of the early Hornady cases were on the very maximum side of the specs, and some chambers are on the very small size of the specs and that causes problems.
Some of us have fixed the problem by resizing the loaded ammo, (very carefully!) with a die with the stem removed.
AA ammo uses Lapua cases, which are always on the very minimum size of the specs, so I wanted to see if they would work, or if hand loaded ammo would work, which also tends to bring the cases back to close to normal specs.
Some of us have fixed the problem by resizing the loaded ammo, (very carefully!) with a die with the stem removed.
AA ammo uses Lapua cases, which are always on the very minimum size of the specs, so I wanted to see if they would work, or if hand loaded ammo would work, which also tends to bring the cases back to close to normal specs.
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