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| Against/touching the bolt face as the extractor holds it there. |
   
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| Some thousandths off the bolt face; the difference between case and chamber headspacing references. |
  
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27 | 64.29% |
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June 2, 2019, 08:08 PM
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I wanted to get back on topic by providing the results of an experiment to show where the
Cartridge has to be when it fires and to address several misconceptions that have worked there way into the thread, but work is currently in the way and this thread has, including my own contributions (mea culpable) gone pretty thoroughly off topic. So, time for the big sleep. We'll have more of al in other threads, I'm sure.
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