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    Some good stamps in there
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Some good stamps in there
    Stamps ?


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    Quote Originally Posted by pepper123 View Post
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    The raised circles where the brass has extruded into to the ejector pocket
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    Quote Originally Posted by MSL View Post
    The raised circles where the brass has extruded into to the ejector pocket
    I also see some raised rims around the firing-pin indents where primer metal has tied to flow back along the firing pin. Definitely time to look for slightly reduced loads. There can be a price to pay for snug headspacing. I think I see some burnishing on the shoulders of a couple of those cases. Might also be worth taking the rifle to a gunsmith and have him check the chamber with go no-go gauges? Or return it to the retailer as faulty and have HIM get it sorted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by keneff View Post
    ..There can be a price to pay for snug headspacing...
    All headspacing is snug- by necessity.

    Maybe you actually mean something else?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 6x47 View Post
    All headspacing is snug- by necessity.

    Maybe you actually mean something else?
    Yep @6x47. Actually meant too- tight headspacing. (Too little?) Thanks for pulling me up.
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