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Old 09-29-2016, 02:17 PM
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Not a crimp, it's a cannelure, usually seen on bullets but sometimes on premium cases to help prevent bullet setback, as others have mentioned.

Here are some that I have (Aguila, Cor-Bon, WCC, and the last three Federal)


Notice the three Federals all are at different depths. I presume for different bullet weights (230, 200 and 180)

I have a box of Federal Premium 230 grain HST with the cannelure:


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