I am asking this here, as it seemed appropriate; how does a case shoulder get 'set back' by the primer in mild to low pressure loads when the case is formed to the chamber and headspaces properly? I was reading the "Cast bullets for Military Rifles" article, as well as the "Mouse fart loads" article, and have seen this phenomenon mentioned elsewhere. The articles also mention drilling the primer pocket flash holes out with a #28 bit to prevent this from occurring. Can someone explain this in general terms? Thanks, gents.