For what it is worth ...
My apologies if it was previously posted.
My apologies if it was previously posted.
What is a clicker?
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Thanks for posting this, I hope it helps folks with a clicker problem.
I had a 28 nosler a couple years ago that was doing this. Thanks to the great people on this sight I found out what was going on. I bought a die for the fix.
I had a 28 nosler a couple years ago that was doing this. Thanks to the great people on this sight I found out what was going on. I bought a die for the fix.
HRM Johnny
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Thank you for posting this.
This is what the forum is all about: information sharing. My takeaways ...
1. I can see the confusion (or perhaps frustration) in determining it. Luckily, I have yet to experience it.
2. It makes you think about whether full-sizing or neck-sizing only is the best process. I briefly tried neck-sizing only (belted and non-belted) but returned to full-sizing.
3. The last resort tool is pretty slick, should one decide to go that route.
Good to know....I always thought a clicker was during a Nazi Parade when they banged their heels together!
Culpeper
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This has been around since people started reloading 300 H&H, which is a very long time and a good example for the need of a collet die. Some people might remember or use the Willis die. Anyway, if the web is bulged enough to cause a stiff bolt extraction like he said. Since bolts obviously click during normal extraction, I don't think the latest terminology is a good depiction. But it is what it is so give it a name. It's like the old Ronco infomercials, "set it and forget it...but wait, there's more!".
this is very helpful; thank you for posting
I always thought a "clicker" was when you pulled the trigger and the firing pin went "click" because the primer had fallen out of it's pocket!
Great video, thanks for posting!
