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...tions to resize the shell, measure powder, load the wad, measure shot, and crimp the shell.<ref name=shotshell>[https://shop.rcbs.com/WebConnect/,DanaInfo=s ...ay apply a crimp. Special crimping dies are often used to apply a stronger crimp after the bullet is seated.<ref name=nonte_2 /> Progressive presses sometim

...portunities for biometric safety locks, remote trigger mountings, and tele-operation of the weapon. ...ase. In straight-walled rimless cases, such as the .45 ACP, an aggressive crimp is not possible, since the case is held in the chamber by the mouth of the

... United States Special Operations Forces in Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. SPR initially stood for ''Special Purpose Receiver'', but th ...e newer load was designated Mk 262 Mod 1. Recently, Sierra added a minimal crimp to its bullet, and this has since replaced the Nosler bullet in the current

...case may recoil away from the bullet with sufficient force to overcome the crimp, allowing the bullet to move forward in the cylinder and causing the cylind *Crimp strength

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