I started reloading TCM 22 on my loadmaster and was having the devil of time with the 4s shell plate. It was just to tight for some of the brass. I found some 223 steel brass at the firing range and used valve lapping compound. Put the steel brass in the drill and work on the 5 stations for about a hour and now it works great. Maybe this will help someone else.
Nice solution to a problem. There is so much more to our hobby/passion/addiction than simply churning out large numbers of ammo. This kind of satisfaction is priceless, IMHO.
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I don't know how we ever shot maximum loads before P/C come along and saved us all. R5R
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TCM 22 it just enough different from the 223 to be a real PIA. LOL
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