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			<title>45-100 forming to 45-110</title>
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			<pubDate>Sun, 26 Jul 2026 19:11:09 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>I have a C Sharps in 45-110………I have not had to buy brass for quite a few years….but alas I need to buy some. I was appalled at the price of Bertram brass….its more expensive than military 50 BMG BM8 API per round! Is it possible to stretch 45-100 brass, safely, to 45-110? If so what tools would be...</description>
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			<title>Case Length</title>
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			<description>Mod:  if this is in the wrong place please move it. 
 
I was having trouble crimping 32-20 rounds to fit the cylinder of my Spanish revolver.  When I measured a random sampling the lengths were from 1.26-1.28 inches.  I looked up the trim-to length in several publications and they all said the...</description>
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I was having trouble crimping 32-20 rounds to fit the cylinder of my Spanish revolver.  When I measured a random sampling the lengths were from 1.26-1.28 inches.  I looked up the trim-to length in several publications and they all said the length should be 1.315&quot;.  New Starline brass that I measured was 1.284&quot;.  <br />
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Is anybody else finding discrepancies between listed length and actual?  I have seen this with a number of other cartridges.<br />
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Wayne</div>

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