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I had a problem with the compact scopes not fitting on a long action properly. I couldn’t get the objective low enough without hitting the scope rail and still being able to get good cheek weld. All my compact scopes sit on short actions, just make sure you can get it mounted to where you like it.

26” carbon six barrel running 180 Berger hybrid at 3050. Reached 3130 with n570 and dropped it back to 3050.

The biggest problem is if the brass was fired in an out of spec chamber or a wheeler chamber and you trying to bring it back to a saami chamber. You won’t be able to tell how close you are to resizing properly without a headspace gauge. You could be a mile away from a proper shoulder bump

Stop wasting your time, just go buy ADG, Peterson, or lapua. You will waste more time and energy on this junk brass than what it’s worth.

Did you measure the brass with a headspace gauge? Also was all the brass fired in your rifle? Might need to shave the shell holder, the dent is probably from excess lube.

Mandrel die will solve your problem

Buy an AMP save yourself all the hassle

To tell you the truth I got a ruger American predator that shoots 1/2 moa all day. Its the most accurate $500 gun I have ever seen

No but I am sure it will do fine. N570 gave me almost 3150 fps with a 180. But that was over pressure, backed it down to about 3050 and found a great spot. The biggest thing with the 7prc is brass, it’s either ADG or Peterson or don’t bother.

Just 215s

N570 gave me the best results with bullets 175 grains and above.

N570 is probably the one you are referring too the most. N570 provides a significant gain in speed over many other magnum powders. But there is always a downfall to speed. It is very hard on barrels, just the way it is.

What powder? They are all different

I switched to ADG and been filling the case with N570 and it’s been holding great. Running a 180 hybrid at 3050

I was too busy looking at the cnc case holders. To pay attention to the brass