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Bullet Seating Depth Method

This is just one of many methods used to determine bullet seating depth.

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tcombest said:

So you only want to turn it slightly each time you resize and recheck the brass in your chamber. I use this method to figure out the correct bump on my shoulders as well as the correct seating depth of the bullet. You will be amazed at the accuracy you can get by using this method.

• tcombest commented 3 weeks ago

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  Bullet Seating Depth Method

  This is just one of many methods used to determine bullet seating depth.

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  tcombest said:

  My previous message got cut off....

• tcombest commented 3 weeks ago

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  Bullet Seating Depth Method

  This is just one of many methods used to determine bullet seating depth.

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  tcombest said:

  I haven't directly compared. I use a Bat action. With the firing pin removed, it is just so easy to FEEL .001". The Hornady may be fine. It just didn't seem to give .001" consistency for me. I'm not trying to knock Hornady.

• tcombest commented 3 weeks ago

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  Bullet Seating Depth Method

  This is just one of many methods used to determine bullet seating depth.

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  tcombest said:

  Yes. I own a Hornady gauge. I've always questioned the accuracy of the gauge and you need a threaded brass for each caliber you shoot. I shoot about 8 different calibers. My method also works extremely well (.001 thousandth) for determining shoulder bump. You just have to find what method you fe...

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