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#12
If one of your rifles has an extremely tight chamber and you aren't keeping your brass for these rifles seperated, that could be your problem. Some rifle chambers are so small that the user must actually use the special "small base" resizing dies or else nothing will chamber in them...or only with difficulty.
The fastest surefire way to get to the bottom of this would be to just take both guns and some cases to a competent gunsmith.
The fastest surefire way to get to the bottom of this would be to just take both guns and some cases to a competent gunsmith.
#14
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Missouri
I second RR's suggestion. If you are using New (unfired brass) it pretty much eliminates other factors. I can pretty much rule out headspace as a problem since it occursin two different rifles. The likelyhood of two rifles bothhaving incorrect headspace is slim. I would bet money that theproblem is the brass isn't being sized properly. Your die either isn't adjusted properly or is defective. Try turning thedie in and resizing, if this doesn't solve the problem I would try a new resizing die.
#17
ORIGINAL: deerjackie
i hl for a 25 06 and have noticed some chamber hard and some easy. my oal is shortest allowed by manual and dies were locked down good. what could be the problem here? thanks for info
i hl for a 25 06 and have noticed some chamber hard and some easy. my oal is shortest allowed by manual and dies were locked down good. what could be the problem here? thanks for info




