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Originally Posted by elkhunter11
I just realized that, I would ask the vendor to measure the COL and compare it to your magazine length. I am sure that Peter at Hirsch would measure a round for you. That being said, most companies seat bullets deep enough to fit the standard size magazines. If you are going to handload, and you want to seat the bullets to the lands, Waters makes a metal magazine that is long enough to do this, and you don't have to change the bolt stop.
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Is it possible to repin the factory mag to accept longer loads. I do want to reload. The only reason I'm buying the factory shells is because I want the brass. Fire forming the brass can be done with a factory round as well as a reload, it saves me some time, as well as the cartridge should be accurate.
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