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Re: Breach Seating gap.
Reply #15 - Jun 8th, 2020 at 3:35pm
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JLouis wrote on Jun 8th, 2020 at 1:32pm:
Agree the only issue that I know of would be erosion in the neck area of the chamber if being way to overly short.


I didn't notice any but I probably didn't shoot it enough to cause it if the rifle was susceptible.   I used standard 8.15x 46R cases. 


Thanks Barrabruce, stop ring was what I couldn't remember.
  
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Re: Breach Seating gap.
Reply #16 - Jun 8th, 2020 at 6:58pm
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BobZ it would probably take more than one typically shoots in an entire lifetime for the effects of it to actually show up. I on the other hand have gone well beyond that with my own original 32-40 barrel.
  
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