I bought a Sinclair uniformer to use on my 308 brass. I had a lot of fgmm and win brass so I weight sorted and picked the best 50 of each. Did the brass prep thing. Sinclair says their cutter uses the shoulder as a stop so I cut till that sob quit. Well I seat some fed 210m and I'm looking a little deep. .005 deep. Is this a case of tool being max spec and primer being closer to min? Did I cut too far? Gonna dry fire a few and see if they pop before I spend a few hours charging and seating. For future reference should I just cut a nice seating area instead of pretty much the entire pocket?
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You are fine. You want all the primers at the same depth.
You won't be able to sell your reloads to the military, they want the primers .008 below flush.
See bottom military cartridge drawing center right, (Primer seating -.008 below case)
Below primer and primer pocket plus and minus dimensions
See bottom military cartridge drawing center right, (Primer seating -.008 below case)
Below primer and primer pocket plus and minus dimensions
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