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Thread: Neck tension after pulling projectiles?

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  1. 22-01-2023, 07:10 PM #4
    kiwiswede
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    Thanks tetawa. I know it's all good with other weights with longer coal, have shot before with no pressure signs 1 gr over where I am now. As I understand it, pressure signs can happen when compressing the powder (deeply seated). Is that correct?
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