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<blockquote data-quote="NightShade" data-source="post: 3259107" data-attributes="member: 29706"><p>Same and switched to the power adapter for when I convert 223/556 to 300BLK. It makes a long tedious job go pretty fast. Never had an issue with major size difference with it unless the case was a little short to begin with and very seldom have one not in spec.</p><p></p><p>As far as starting with rifle cases I agree they are better, straight wall or not it's just a lot easier to work with when the difference from min to max load is larger. Pistol loads may be two or three tenths of a grain between minimum and max load and a rifle case may be larger than a full grain. There is a lot more wiggle room to work with there. Then when you are consistent and comfortable with what you are doing move to something smaller.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NightShade, post: 3259107, member: 29706"] Same and switched to the power adapter for when I convert 223/556 to 300BLK. It makes a long tedious job go pretty fast. Never had an issue with major size difference with it unless the case was a little short to begin with and very seldom have one not in spec. As far as starting with rifle cases I agree they are better, straight wall or not it's just a lot easier to work with when the difference from min to max load is larger. Pistol loads may be two or three tenths of a grain between minimum and max load and a rifle case may be larger than a full grain. There is a lot more wiggle room to work with there. Then when you are consistent and comfortable with what you are doing move to something smaller. [/QUOTE]
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