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08-27-2024, 12:42 PM

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With the barrels off you could experiment with the different brands of shells in each barrel and determine is it the extractor or rim. Just take a wooden dowell to push out each shell while experimenting. You may even remove the extractor and see how the shell fits without the extractor. This will clearly show what is making the shell head taller than the breech of the barrels.

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