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11-27-2015, 06:55 AM
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IMO, if you reload long enough, and for enough cartridges, you'll run into an issue like is described above. Maybe that's part of what makes reloading so interesting.
I have long tried not to have more than one firearm of the same caliber. For one, that makes fitting your reloads to a specific firearm easier. Besides, it's always fun to work up a new caliber- if you don't fight it, you often learn something. 
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