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AABEN, that just sounds wrong. Isn't what we are talking about is that the "book" does not consider the bullet length. Most likely the data is conservative, but if a bullet is seated deeper, then the pressure will be increased, is a general rule.

I'm loading 9mm and this is the first good thread on seating depth. Good data should give the bullet being used and it's length along with the COL. In fact, I think the seating depth should be given in place of the COL. Yes, there are other considerations, but the change in pressure caused...

If you have a blow back designed pistol, like the Hi-Points, you will get burned powder on the shells.

rondog, your right on. Good information. FC is military ????????????????

How many rounds you shoot in a week X 4 X 12 X 5 = years worth of shells. Anything over this throw in a bucket and when the bucket gets full, sell the brass. http://images.thehighroad.org/smilies/tongue.gif

I found that I had to put a shim in place to put pressure on the opposite side of the Rotor to stop the leaking.