07-16-2023, 04:21 AM
The OP's first paragraph referenced "bullets" but it appears from the rest of the discussion that the OP is discussing the cartridge or a fired case.
Picking up on what Klem wrote, are you using factory ammunition in these functional checks? (Smarter than using reloads.)
Try coating the entire case with a dark magic marker and then chamber and eject the unfired case. There should be marks where the case and chamber fit is too tight.
I had this problem with my 20 Grendel wildcat. I found marks where the body and shoulder meet. Bumping the case a bit more during resizing solved my problem.
Picking up on what Klem wrote, are you using factory ammunition in these functional checks? (Smarter than using reloads.)
Try coating the entire case with a dark magic marker and then chamber and eject the unfired case. There should be marks where the case and chamber fit is too tight.
I had this problem with my 20 Grendel wildcat. I found marks where the body and shoulder meet. Bumping the case a bit more during resizing solved my problem.
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