trouble? The load seemed pretty mild and extraction was very easy. This rifle is a take down model if that might make a difference. Thanks for any ideas on how to work with this in advance.thanks, mike
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The setback comes from the low chamber pressures not forcing the case to full length in the chamber. Easy fix is to drill out the flash holes to reduce the pressures in the primer pocket.
Dale Flinchum
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26g 4227 pressure should be adequate to not set shoulder back.i shoot 16g for years in the 30-06 and never had an issue .Maybe excessive headspace from FL die setting shoulder back more than necessary. .Lightly lube the cases on first firing and they should form to the chamber.
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Thanks, i will try out the suggestions you guys gave me.
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is this an original Winchester, caliber ? research I did to get a 30-03 chambered 1912 Winchester semi operational indicated that the bolt face on 30-06 level rifles became peened concave over time as the specs for 30-06 changed over time. You are fortunate that yours won't close on no-go gauge. Hopefully the suggestions above will work out for you. Good luck.
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