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Hmmm I’ve never had that and I have some well loved brass.Trying to load 357 mag, sticking out of a case gage, when I make the bullet, They been loaded a lot of times, I do not feel a bulge at the end. Mix head stamp. Should I get new brass.
says right on the gauge "357 Mag"Make sure its not a .38 cal. Case guage.
A Lee Factory Crimp Die resizes the case during the crimping process !What is your setup ? Press, dies, are you roll crimping or taper ? Do you bell case mouth before bullet insertion, and lead or jacketed/plated bullets ? Something is amiss somewhere.....
And usually causes more problems.A Lee Factory Crimp Die resizes the case during the crimping process !
Not that I've seen YMMV !!!And usually causes more problems.
If you need to resize the whole cartridge as a last step you did something wrong in the loading process.Not that I've seen YMMV !!!
says right on the gauge "357 Mag"
o/p is it possible your not getting full length sizing all the way to the base of the casing ? What dies you using ?
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Dies adjusted properly? Does a sized piece of brass gauge?I use dillon dies , and different head stamps, A dillon press,
SameJust curious. Do they chamber? I may be criticized for this but I don't own a case gage. If they chamber they are shot.
If you use cast bullets it swages them down - your individual results may vary but bullet size is very important to not leading up your gun.Not that I've seen YMMV !!!