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crimping sierra bullets with my lee loader

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  • TWalker
    That's interesting and I've never had that problem before. Sorry I don't have the answer. If you doing everything the same, it should work. If not, look to see what's different. Is the brass the same make, length, etc? Are you loading for a lever action? If not, then a crimp isn't needed. If you are loading for a lever action, check to see if your loaded rounds work through the action OK. I've had bad luck with the Lee hand loader and lever actions. I use a full-length sizing die when I do those. Also, if using a Lee handloader, the brass should have been fired only in your rifle. If fired in another rifle with a larger chamber, the neck size only feature of your dies won't reduce the cartridge body enough to fit. Good luck and maybe another reader can offer the solution to your problem. If nothing else works...try a bigger hammer!

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  • CHGOTHNDER
    You should post this in the old "paintball forum" there is a lot of reloading info there. Also a lot of reloaders are there too.

    PJ

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  • perry shooter
    Hello is the cannileur in the same place in relation to the end of case on both brands of bullets? some times the nose of two brands of bullets is a different shape so even thou the OAL is the same the cannileur will end up down in the case too far and you can't crimp into the full size bpart of bullet. Hold a bullet beside the case and see if it lines up with groove in bullet."PRAISE THE HARDBALL GUN "
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