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    Quote Originally Posted by grandpamac View Post
    Greetings @Kelton and all,
    Looking at the pictures again (and not having a bore scope) I had miss read them thinking the ring was rifling or whatever. I think that you are right. This does not explain the rifling marks on the projectiles however so there may be two things at play, maybe three if the cases are over spec for length.
    This is a learning curve for me as well so a bore scope may have just elbowed its way onto the list of things to get. Even an old dog can learn a new trick now and then.
    Regards Grandpamac.
    I was also getting marks like that on my projectiles and I instantly thought rifling but lots of checks made and no change in seating depth had me scratching my head it was scratching on the ring I chased my tail for a bit changed nothing apart from removing the ring and everything came right again . The only rifle iv dealt with a true carbon ring on easy maintenance has seen it become a past issue
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