So I started my reloads and here is the process. Lubed by hand and Lee full resize and deprimer die used on once fired hornady match brass. Then use the Lee case trimmer. After that RCBS Trim Mate Case Prep Center for pocket primer cleaning and chamfering along with running the brush thru it twice. After that the cases are thrown into my tumbler for a couple hours and taken out.
After all clean a CCI Large Rifle Bench Rest Prime with the Lee autohand priming tool is put in. I measure out 42 grains of varget and place into each casing. I seat the round with Lees Bullet seating die. No crimping die. All done on a Lee auto indexing press that i took the rotating bar out to have it as a single stage.
The prob is if my COAL goes over 2.73 it is stiff as hell to close the bolt on my rem 700 ADL .308. I guess the main reason I ask is I always see a 2.80 or higher on other posts. Would this be lets say the norm for my rifle or am i missing something. Thanks as always in advance. I did a search and blam was trying to find the answer but couldn't.
After all clean a CCI Large Rifle Bench Rest Prime with the Lee autohand priming tool is put in. I measure out 42 grains of varget and place into each casing. I seat the round with Lees Bullet seating die. No crimping die. All done on a Lee auto indexing press that i took the rotating bar out to have it as a single stage.
The prob is if my COAL goes over 2.73 it is stiff as hell to close the bolt on my rem 700 ADL .308. I guess the main reason I ask is I always see a 2.80 or higher on other posts. Would this be lets say the norm for my rifle or am i missing something. Thanks as always in advance. I did a search and blam was trying to find the answer but couldn't.