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Originally Posted by mrerick
Don't forget that 9mm Luger headspaces on the case mouth. Upon insertion into the chamber, it stops when the mouth reaches the correct depth against a shoulder step in the chamber.
If you taper too much, it might either miss the shoulder or cant against it at a slight angle if the chamber is cut loose.
This is one reason I don't overwork the mouth of a 9mm case by "belling" it large for bullet insertion. Just a slight amount is enough to center the bullet to be pressed in properly.
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Mrerick,
I, very respectfully, disagree, as the 9MM Luger case is a tapered case, not a straight walled one (though ever so slightly).
It stops, against the barrel, somewhere near the head of the case, not at the mouth of the case.
Respectfully,
Sieger