something to keep in mind is the tolerances involved and also the published specs.
Generally speaking and unless other wise stated, the specs on the case drawings in the loading manuals are the max limits.
Add into this the fact that the firearm chambers are going to be cut to allow the easy insertion of the max spec ammo, and that they also have their own +/- tolerances.
and then add in that sizer dies are going to be cut to produce SMALLER than max spec ammo, possibly even smaller than the min spec ammo,
Lots of combinations of tolerances are possible, and Freedom arms has a reputation of being held to "tight tolerances" and these are areas where +/- .001" might be workable and +/- .002" might not be.
Generally speaking and unless other wise stated, the specs on the case drawings in the loading manuals are the max limits.
Add into this the fact that the firearm chambers are going to be cut to allow the easy insertion of the max spec ammo, and that they also have their own +/- tolerances.
and then add in that sizer dies are going to be cut to produce SMALLER than max spec ammo, possibly even smaller than the min spec ammo,
Lots of combinations of tolerances are possible, and Freedom arms has a reputation of being held to "tight tolerances" and these are areas where +/- .001" might be workable and +/- .002" might not be.