Primarily, these are magnum revolver cartridges and straight-walled cartridges loaded for lever-action rifles.
On the other hand, if you don't crimp enough, certain cartridges can give you real trouble. It will save you from considerable pain in your hindquarters later. Grit your teeth and trim those cases when they grow out of spec. Unfortunately, semiauto rifles tend to cause more case stretch than any other type of firearm. I've seen AR actions locked up so hard by an out-of-spec cartridge that failed to go into battery that the shooter had to pound on the charging handle with a 2x4 to extract the stuck case. Semiautos, on the other hand, are easily crippled by cases of excessive length. But if the case neck becomes long enough that it begins to contact and crush against the end of the chamber, accuracy decreases. Bolt actions, with their superior camming strength, will usually chamber cases that are too long. As a result, using untrimmed cases that are too long is one of the most common mistakes reloaders make.ĭepending on your chamber dimensions, you may get away with it for a while with certain firearms.
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