I like crimping but is there any point to it if the casings are not all the exact same length? Even within 5 thousands will it not change the pressures and make them less accurate?
I like crimping but is there any point to it if the casings are not all the exact same length? Even within 5 thousands will it not change the pressures and make them less accurate?
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My question is why aren't they the same length?
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Because I don't trim below the lowest recommended length in the book. Some of them are already a few thousandths below that
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Gotcha. I wouldn't think it would matter if its not much below.
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I just checked 25 casings. They are all within 3 thousandths. I suppose that shouldn't matter but wanted someone else's opinion. Thank you for the response!
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I do it to stay consistent. But mainly just my plinking loads that get tossed around a bit
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No problem.
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