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02-12-2012, 04:20 PM
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Stijn,
In photo #3 and 4 it looks like the bullet jumped the ejector. I believe that the way you placed them for the pictures. And has nothing to do with the problem. One thing you mentioned are the LSWC, 200 grain LSWC 1.268 32.23 is kind of long. My max is 1.232 or 31.29 Greg
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