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Precision Hand Loading For Long Range-Chapter One: Brass Sort & Prep By Tres MonCeret
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<blockquote data-quote="strap14" data-source="post: 1104888" data-attributes="member: 66598"><p>Thank you very much, I've got it now, your plug gauge is not the ID of the neck, it is the neck OD (outer diameter) that will be stopped at the end of the chamber neck case length, to know overall chamber/neck length. With that measurement, we can shorten the neck to allow the maximum neck length without being too long. The plug should be machined to have a slight friction on the fired case with a very short part left at the neck Outer diameter.</p><p>Ogive diameter is not involved in this. </p><p>The measurement for base to ogive is for seating depth with different bullets.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="strap14, post: 1104888, member: 66598"] Thank you very much, I've got it now, your plug gauge is not the ID of the neck, it is the neck OD (outer diameter) that will be stopped at the end of the chamber neck case length, to know overall chamber/neck length. With that measurement, we can shorten the neck to allow the maximum neck length without being too long. The plug should be machined to have a slight friction on the fired case with a very short part left at the neck Outer diameter. Ogive diameter is not involved in this. The measurement for base to ogive is for seating depth with different bullets. [/QUOTE]
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