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June 12, 2016, 07:13 PM | #26 |
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A few pics
This shows the marks on the cases . AS you can see the marks in the circle are actually at an angle as shown by the green line . The mark goes all the way around but its higher on one side then the other . With the other being right at the extractor groove
Here are the measurements . The .4705 is the one that stuck more
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June 12, 2016, 11:13 PM | #27 |
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So I got to thinking about those marks being at an angle . It made me consider that my heads are out of square so I checked that with a method UN suggested a couple years ago . That is line up 10 or so cases with a straight edge then look down the row and see if any are crooked
Those are the worst cases I've ever seen . All of those are FL sized with only the first two not trimmed . Now wonder they were so cheap Here's the same test I did a couple years ago . These are not perfect but way better So then a few months ago I thought I'd try that same method to see how square my Lyman universal trimmer trimmed cases Not to bad really .
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