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Originally Posted by Forrest r
Match the bullet to the throat of your barrel shape wise.
Set the oal of your reload to the throat of your bbl.
Use the correct expander die for the length/diameter of the bullet you plan on using.
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You must be shooting a auto, when you put the round up tight on the rifling you are raising the pressure on the gun and harder on the tupperware action. ( just kidding on the tupperware) I shoot a revolver 100% of the time. Each gun knows what it likes to eat, inwhich is hard to find what it likes.
I load on a dillion 550 and I check every fourth round for run out, OAL, weight. That is for a match, just putting holes in paper I check every 10th round. I use Federal and Starline Brass for everything. It's doing everything the same way all the time. That is the different between a 10yrd pop can expert or a 25 to 1000 yard Shotter. My 2 cents!!!