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The_Huntman:
Some thoughts
1. Measure your round at the crimp with calipers. Best bet if it's .469 or .470. Set crimp die to give you those results.
2. As earlier suggested, reload with the barrel out of the gun, and in hand. Drop a processed re-loaded (but not primed or charged) round into the chamber. It should go in easily until flush with the back of the hood. If it's too long, seat deeper. If too short, seat longer.
If all that fails,
3. Measure the bullets you are using. You may have some oversize bullets.
Hope these ideas help
45Colt
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