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The load may drop in but when the crimped part extends it will go way way into the forcing cones and overpressure the chambers. The chamber length is for the fired shell length... I don't think you want to do that. Feel free to send it up though..... I'd get it back to you in a year or two... I'm an astute student of the "Dunkle school of gun borrowing" and could use some practice.....
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Originally Posted by Richard Flanders
The load may drop in but when the crimped part extends it will go way way into the forcing cones and overpressure the chambers. The chamber length is for the fired shell length... I don't think you want to do that. Feel free to send it up though..... I'd get it back to you in a year or two... I'm an astute student of the "Dunkle school of gun borrowing" and could use some practice.....
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"Dunkle's school of gun borrowing"  i like that  scott
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