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   rewa liked post by 6x47 On thread : tight closing the bolt

   The issue is almost certainly the bottom of the case (head/ web area) has expanded to fully reach the chamber dimensions. If FL sizing doesn't fix the problem without shifting the shoulder too much (...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:41 PM

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   rewa liked post by 25/08IMP On thread : tight closing the bolt

   Another thought just try and chamber an unprimed empty but sized case I have had some cases where the primer wasn't seated deep enough so if you try a sized but unprimed it can eliminate a few...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:40 PM

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   rewa liked post by buell984 On thread : tight closing the bolt

   Hi Danny, the Winchester were fired through mine....... and yes all were trimmed to correct length pre fitting new primers, but ill try winding down the sizer/ de capper much luv bro, catch ya round...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:39 PM

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   rewa liked post by Bos On thread : tight closing the bolt

   Yip, FL size them and try the resized case in the chamber before you load it. Believe it or not, not all dies, FL or NS are created equally. So a RCBS die might resize to just a minimal dimension...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:39 PM

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   rewa liked post by Bill999 On thread : tight closing the bolt

   could be too long case lenght and needing a trim could be the decapping ball pulling the shoulder forward a bit on the up stroke (too much friction and needs a bit of lube) could be that the...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:38 PM

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   rewa liked post by GWH On thread : tight closing the bolt

   Yep, stop just neck sizing. FL them everytime, its the only way you can keep case dimensions consistent each and every time. If that case has been fired in a different chamber that will be the...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:37 PM

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   rewa liked post by JohnDuxbury On thread : tight closing the bolt

   You will need full length resize those cases next time round, if you have just been neck sizing them. If you can close the bolt on them they will be fine too shoot, in fact a tight fit will make...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:37 PM

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   rewa liked post by dannyb On thread : tight closing the bolt

   Cant offer much advice but was the brass originally fired in the chamber of the rifle your loading for ? I did have this issue once a while back in my 270wsm and it was fixed by winding my full...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:37 PM

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   rewa liked post by dirkvanvuuren On thread : 6.5 x 55 Arch Improved Load Data

   If you hit pressure with 2213 I’d think you’ll hit pressure earlier and at slower speed with 2209. If you still have case capacity with the 2213 then I’ll go for a slower powder than 2213, rather...

   Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:35 PM

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    rewa liked post by Bert 71 On thread : 6.5 x 55 Arch Improved Load Data

    Hi, Custom Guns in Invercargill has some 2209, I could pick it up for you, I'm not coming up any time soon but I'm sure we could find someone traveling to Chch that could bring it with them, PM me if...

    Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:35 PM

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    rewa liked post by astridhunterchch On thread : 6.5 x 55 Arch Improved Load Data

    The case body is basically without a taper (almost parallel), with the 140gn boat tail match projectile seated fully forward. My 6.5 Arch Imp is a little different, as I lathed the Norma case rims...

    Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:32 PM

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    rewa liked post by zimmer On thread : 6.5 x 55 Arch Improved Load Data

    Here is his blurb from Vol 1. Use with extreme care. I wouldn't use old data (1962) trying to relate it to modern powders even if the recipe numbers are the same. Developed by Dr E L Arch of...

    Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:31 PM

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    rewa liked post by Woody On thread : 6.5x55 blanks

    Just try a primer alone in a resized case. See what you think.

    Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:25 PM

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    rewa liked post by Micky Duck On thread : 6.5x55 blanks

    do not use wooden projectile...they are leathal.... sounds like your onto the right idea. if only a single round/feed is needed its not going to be tricky,even a bit of scrunched up tissue t ohold...

    Liked On: 21-08-2023, 08:24 PM

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    rewa liked post by grandpamac On thread : Reloading 6.5x55

    Certainly a great cartridge that gets better the older it gets. It survived the US attempts to emasculate it with wimpy loads and many cartridges that tried to succeed it. GPM.

    Liked On: 21-08-2023, 04:23 PM

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