02-01-2022, 02:53 PM
Thanks for the replies. Here's some more details/answers:
I always use a case gauge to check my reloads, so I know they are in spec (I use an LE Wilson case gauge).
The brass looks fine after firing - nothing unusual or weird about it. I have fed a piece of fired brass through the case gauge, and while it does need a bit of trimming, it's not what I would call excessive. I have not checked headspacing with go/no-go gauges (I don't have these gauges in 6.5 Grendel).
Good idea about measuring the headspacing on the fired brass, that I can do pretty easily.
I always use a case gauge to check my reloads, so I know they are in spec (I use an LE Wilson case gauge).
The brass looks fine after firing - nothing unusual or weird about it. I have fed a piece of fired brass through the case gauge, and while it does need a bit of trimming, it's not what I would call excessive. I have not checked headspacing with go/no-go gauges (I don't have these gauges in 6.5 Grendel).
Good idea about measuring the headspacing on the fired brass, that I can do pretty easily.