General ap.hill 47
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now i do trim my bottleneck cases for the rifles, in fact i am very meticulous about all of it for my rifles, have been reloading for more than forty years but, that does not mean that i know all there is about the subject,though i do try to expand my knowledge every chance i get. my point is why trim revolver cases?
the case is not going to get so long that the bullet is going to protrude out of the cylinder and stop it from turning(not even close). if i can hit a soda or beer can at twenty five yards what more could i want? it is obvious that i am not speaking about competitive shooting but it seems to make little difference in 38..357..41..44..calibers. when the cases get too thin or start to split they go in the trash. interested in any feedback...feel free to speak your minds.
the case is not going to get so long that the bullet is going to protrude out of the cylinder and stop it from turning(not even close). if i can hit a soda or beer can at twenty five yards what more could i want? it is obvious that i am not speaking about competitive shooting but it seems to make little difference in 38..357..41..44..calibers. when the cases get too thin or start to split they go in the trash. interested in any feedback...feel free to speak your minds.