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ok, im confused. i bought the comperators and they tell me absolutely nothing. still have different measurements. even checked the bullets themselfs and i see a variance. am i just worrying about a non issue? if you see as much as .0010 difference between bullets even measuring off the ogive, how would one properly decide how far off the rifling they should be?
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Now, you know just how inperfect they are and with your comperator you can make them all the same off of the ogive. As to your COAL the easiest method would be is to buy the hornady COAL gauge and special metered brass casing which will allow you the accurate easiest reading to measurement as you push the bullet to the lands now then if this is more than you want to do normal calipers measurement will be the norm of the day.
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