I use my BTO -Base To Ogive measurement as a rule for measuring as it's far more accurate and ballistic tips can be inconsistent lengths
A vld stem in your seating die allows for the more modern projectile shapes with longer olives and will five you more consistant seating. You can check this by measuring BTO
A micro meter on your seating die will help you you tune jump provided you have measured your maximum length to the commencement of rifling
I use a drill with shell holder to spin my case and insert a copper wire brush into the neck. This helps with even neck tension on the pill.
I have never had amazing results loading for a 7RM and remember chasing my tail with reloading for one.
It is a rabbit i have been down but these days I am more concerned about group size at 100 yards, fine tuning my zero to hit exactly where I am aiming at 300 yards. Then reading environmental conditions so I can decide on weather to take longer shots or not.
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