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Crimp with plated bullets and how to measure it?
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JohnB92
Crimp with plated bullets and...
09-12-2018,
08:05 PM
EUDE75
A light crimp should be all...
09-13-2018,
03:27 AM
JohnB92
Did unique leave little...
09-13-2018,
10:47 AM
Wes Sage
I crimp like mad on revolver...
09-13-2018,
10:57 AM
JohnB92
So is the sulfur residue just...
09-13-2018,
11:02 AM
EUDE75
No yellow crumbs. It was just...
09-13-2018,
11:03 AM
Wes Sage
Powder does not burn...
09-13-2018,
11:22 AM
JohnB92
Gotcha wes. I tried a little...
09-13-2018,
11:27 AM
Wes Sage
Anytime buddy!!
09-13-2018,
11:32 AM
Devilbird
Good info. Will definitely...
09-28-2018,
12:38 PM
Devilbird
Does it need to specifically...
09-28-2018,
12:41 PM
JohnB92
Depends on the cartridge....
09-28-2018,
05:36 PM
Devilbird
Thank you Sir! Sent from...
09-28-2018,
05:42 PM
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