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Rest assured that reamers can do all sorts of strange things, piloted reamers aren't quite as bad as a standard chucking reamer would be...

I agree with you, but I’m not ready to do that just yet. I’ve had very good work done by him. Excellent work. I think he got overwhelmed...

Hmm, so it sounds like what I think may have happened sure could have potentially happened. Sounds like it’s potentially repairable?

The shoulder is just like the neck. The headspace gauge contacts it all the way around but only in spots. It seems to be about like the...

Yes, I've sent fired cases and the barrel to him. Honestly don't know if he even looked at it. He was already hot around the collar and...

This is exactly what I think has happened, but haven’t heard if it’s even possible. I have heard that a reamer can’t cut anything other...

I will clock rounds next time I shoot it and try that

I have a borescope and have looked at it. I really can’t see anything that seems of concern, but I don’t know what I’m looking at either

Ok, yea I didn’t think about the die being hardened.

The gs that chambered it cast it, said it was good. I have what I need to do it myself, and I should probably do it, but haven’t yet.

I haven’t, but that’s been in the back of my mind, and I might try it just to see if that changes anything at all. A different die is...

A smith chambered it and installed on the action. It's a new Origin action. I sent it back to the guy who chambered it, and he told me...

Would there be any big disadvantage to taking a little off the bottom of the die, if I don’t lengthen my chamber?

I’ve had guys tell me that before, but I haven’t tried that. Maybe I’ll try that now

I’ve wondered if I can do it by hand without screwing it up, but it seems to be screwed up now but shooting well. I’d sure be a nervous...