I messed up loading 10mm and have a question

[Great-Kazoo]

Thanks everyone for the help. It just shows the type of people on this forum. Have an issue, make a post and ask the question and have some dinner. Check back and there is all kinds information to help you with your problem. Thanks again everyone. I will re-set the bullet seating die and see what happens. I will keep you posted.

Did you see if they passed the plunk test, before making more work for yourself?

[Slapps74]

Going to see if I can get an OAL case gauge tomorrow and try to seat one a little further tonight and see what happens.

[Zombie Steve]

You have the best case gauge there is... just take the barrel out and drop in a round. If it sits flush or slightly below the barrel hood and drops out freely, you're good to go. You'll come to appreciate the "plunk".

[Great-Kazoo]

Going to see if I can get an OAL case gauge tomorrow and try to seat one a little further tonight and see what happens.

You're making more work than necessary. Follow ZS's and my advice, the gauge you need is already in hand.

[Slapps74]

So I re adjusted the seat die and took the barrel out of the gun and I got the "plunk"! Thanks again for all the help everyone.

[Irving]

You have the best case gauge there is... just take the barrel out and drop in a round. If it sits flush or slightly below the barrel hood and drops out freely, you're good to go. You'll come to appreciate the "plunk".

Isn't there a video of this floating around?

[Hoser]

Isn't there a video of this floating around?

Drop loaded round in chamber. If it makes a plunk sound or drops all the way in, it passed the plunk test.

Your chamber is the best gauge made.