Steve RA

It would seem from that the mouth of the case is the largest portion of the case. Perhaps the gauge gets tighter toward the lower end.

Try a different die in your push thru device. (You did not mention which brand you are using)

How do they fit in the chamber of your barrel ? That is really the most important reason to use a push through set up. Case gauges will usually be "tighter" than the actual chamber of the barrel. Try just a sized (pushed thru) empty case and then try one of your loaded rounds. That will let you determine if the case is sized properly and then determine if your loaded round has a problem.

It's a setscrew in the rear sight, looks like a pin near the rear of the ejection port.

I've got one and you have to be careful starting the threads on the battery cover. Other than starting it on, it's great.

What brands of mounting hole spacing will it fit ???

To answer the previous question. 6 Creedmore is a 6mm bullet and 6.5 is a 6.5mm bullet.

Can't see much of the charging handle in that picture.

Hope he lost a little weight as he got older !!!

I always leave the powder in the measure.

It may not make a difference if you are using two seperate dies to seat and crimp, but it will make a lot of difference if you are using one die to do both.

I use the Precision 125 gr .38 bullet in .358 dia. Shoots very well in my 9mm Citadel. I only use one brand of brass per caliber (in the 9mm I use Win) which I feel really helps the accuracy also.

No more "Fluffy Cows" but you could research buffalo all you wished.

Try it and let us know the results.

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Excellent post !

Different thickness of brass, different hardness of brass, difference as to when taper to bottom of case starts and probably more variation in length of case all contribute to more variation in mixed brass than in all one brand brass.

Coated works very well for me in 9mm and .45. Be sure to try some of the oversize 9 (.357 or .358) as they work much better in some barrels than the standard .355 or even .356.

Get a barrel with Wylde chamber, that is what I use and you can shoot .223 or 5.56 without any problems.

Thanks for the results.

Anything more on final match results ???

That would also be right up there !

It's difficult to imagine anything worse than the shark song !

Well, thank you for doing that, it's been interesting to see how various people progressed thru the stages.