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Thanks for the heads up ordered some also

Looks to be a seating issue, it appears to seat bullet the same but just caved the shoulder. possible fatigued brass piece...

Just to throw it in the mix I buy 2nd's projectiles and found out some of them I get are setup failures, and do not quite meet the normal measurements mic the round to ensure that they are within normal spec's of caliber being reloaded.

This http://leeprecision.com/cgi-data/instruct/RM3512.pdf is all you need

Elk or smaller, again depending on your ability of aim I would suggest to use a friends 7mm try it if you find your self to get pulled shots off target its not for you. Hopes this helps,

Ammo available is a magnum cost, Drops them dead, and depending on type of ammo some gets it done better than others. Fun? depending on type of stock some will let you know you have it in your hands and the heavier the round the more feeling. Let be known it not a plinking rife and to reload...

Yes deprime first, keeps your sonic solution cleaner longer. Are you reloading pistol or semi-auto rifles not .22 as above what is your desired out come of once shot by you brass. Do you want them pretty or not? but bottom line is progressive (allows you to perform high output once all brass...

Have you done a through cleaning of the gas system and piston in it?

I have the 22'' barrel and my adjust enough to make it single fire. and not mangle my brass too much. But it is a blast to suppress it and rapid fire steel at 200 meters

Using a YHM OD on it.

I just adjust the gas piston to compensate for cycling issues if any, depending on type of ammo used

I also had this occur, but now I get a q-tip and hornady oneshot lube and lube inside of neck. I find this much easier than using a brush inside the neck. If on your upstroke you find it to require more power than the down stroke the expander is dragging on neck and pulling shoulder up.

http://www.bowersweapons.com/US%20MODEL%201903%20RIFLE%20SERIAL%20NUMBER%20RANGES.htm FOR THE DATE And yes ensure that the unit is sound.

Here is a method suggested by Howa from Legacy Sport firearms and the link is : http://www.legacysports.com/uploads/pdf/NewRifleBreakInProcedure.pdf. Now after I done this I have had less copper fouling vs a different maker of a different rifle in another .30 cal. The choice is yours as...

Both the same...

Answer is #2 if owner is known and close.

I also have a set on a 7400 30-06 for 18 yrs I like them for that, it has never loss zero in the blind or out has take many a deer and my cheekweld has not been a issue for me yes I also have long range custom rigs for and wouldn't put them on them. Outlaw man, But if you Dad wants them put...

steve, a good read and yes I crimp all of my cal's forgoing the naysayers. I do find that it improves my accuracy and fps is less than without my crimps. I do not know how heavy others crimp only that what crimp I do use work for me.

^Ditto ^

I also would 2nd the Berry's 400 and its 6.00 cheaper at this location. http://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com/sportsmans/Berrys-Mfg-400-Tumbler/productDetail/Tumblers-and-Media/prod9999001414/cat100144