Yosemite Steve
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I'm all ears!
You need to read up on fire forming. No need to toss 47 perfectly good Norma brass cases.
If you need guidance, let me know.
Explain the limitations of the brass thinning/stretching far beyond what's intended...if .016 of air isn't a problem- at what point does it become one? .020? .030? 1/4"?
tobnpr, I don't know what your experience levels are, but you are spouting information that is not warranted.
The OP TRIMMED a ton of brass, from cases that were too long to headspace within tolerance to his rifle.
That brass won't miraculously regenerate when it's fired in a now-spec rifle. It's lying next to his case trimmer- and it's not coming back.
So where does the extra length, after the case is fired again, come from?
Tobnpr was just trying to look out for my safety.