I suppose it's possible that the shoulder has moved forward on those few cases. I don't know if your case gauge has a shoulder in it.
You could turn your die in a ¼ turn and see if that helps.
DeanC wrote:S&B is not known for being very high quality. Some say that the S&B stands for "Schlecht & Billig" which means "Bad and Cheap" in German.
cobb wrote:You mean to tell me that you think S&B brass is worse than Amerc?
No way.
gunnerbmg wrote:It must be something in the property of the metal, OR...the reloading gods are not finding favor in our efforts ........perhaps we need a super nerd to find the answer!!!!
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