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Thread: Measuring case capacity on North Shore?

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  1. 26-04-2023, 01:51 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by on2it View Post
    Yes it's to stick into QL but really just out of interest against the standard 56 grains
    OK same as me. I only ever did it the once, when I was setting up for my new 284W. I think I did 5 and found a wee bit of variability which I took the average of the 5.
    With my ancient eyesight I used a magnifying glass to view the top of the case when filling.
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