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So I know Lee offers a service for their bullet seating die to custom make a bullet seating plug that will give more consistent seating/OAL.
https://leeprecision.com/custom-bull...ting-plug.html
I'd imagine the same thing is available for other reloading brands.
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I will look in to this if the comparator doesn't give me the results I'm looking for. Thank you for the info.Originally Posted by DenverGP
The thing is I'm not shooting anything out of the ordinary. 69gr otm bullets are pretty standard fair.
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I didn't find it made much difference when I was shooting .223 for groups with 69g Hornady match bullets. I made a guess that was because the distance from ogive to rifling remains constant if seated based on the ogive instead of OAL.
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