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Originally Posted by CraigThompson
If I wasn't planning on using it in the field I wouldn't load it in the first place .
And I don't know if this is actually what one would call a crimp as such . To me it sort of looks like a large torx bit .
Oh incidently if it was done before I think it's safe to assume that it CAN be done again with Rocky Mountain cases regardless of what your PERSONAL opinion may or may not be .
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I think you might want to speak to RMC. I seriously doubt their case is thin enough not to crack, if crimped. The loads I have seen do not have a "shotshell crimp", but just the most modest turned in edge like a rifle cartridge crimp, and they were drawn brass cases. There was also a canalure in the (Conical) bullet.