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Not necessarily so if you have a factory chamber where chamber neck diameters are typically larger than Min. Spec. custom reamed chambers. Are you measuring from bullet tip to base? Are you using a liquid brass cleaning process? Is the bearing surface of your bullet .030" or more above the neck/shoulder junction? How many times has the brass been fired W/O re-annealing? What diameter is your neck sized brass compared to bullet seated diameter? Does bullet seating handle pressure meet more resistance near the end of the handle stroke? All the above can have influence on bullet seating length consistency. Give us the info and we can help :)
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