Quick question that I'm sure someone knows the "why" to it.
Why are the diameters for cast bullets always .001" larger than for a jacketed bullet?
From what I've read on several posts; people sometimes have feed issues due to the neck diameter on the rifle case being too big as a result. Seems to me the cast bullet would swedge easier and fill the rifling much easier than a jacket bullet.
Why are the diameters for cast bullets always .001" larger than for a jacketed bullet?
From what I've read on several posts; people sometimes have feed issues due to the neck diameter on the rifle case being too big as a result. Seems to me the cast bullet would swedge easier and fill the rifling much easier than a jacket bullet.