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It happens to my 7.62x54r rounds also. Out to a hundred yards, never tried farther, the affect on accuracy is negligible.

I also run my fingernail around the ring to remove flaired material.

Wow. Looks like Lee is still improving their molds. I'd be interested to see how they come out.

Loaded a ladder of loads for 7.62x54r with IMR 4227. Running low on SR4759 and can't find anymore.

I guess you could say I bubba'ed mine also. Trimmed the wood off of the barrel and removed the rear iron sight to mount a scout scope.
Some Mosins are great shooters.

Blue Dot in 40S&W. Back when the gun crisis was in full effect.

Loaded up another batch. Ready for my day at the range on Tuesday

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Installed my new Inline Fabrication turret shelf and Lee Turret reverse rod case ejector

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Loaded up my first batch of 223. 55gr FMJ over a charge of Varget.

I've made one of those before without the cheese and veggies inside but I called it a "bacon explosion". Either way, it's delicious

Took me 2 days to throw the Lee version away and buy the Lyman

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Little my ****. That's awesome

Had no idea they sold components

Right now my favorite powder is IMR SR4795. I use a Lee 312-185-1R sized to .311.

They finally realized they were losing a lot of business because of their outrageous shipping prices.

I'm not going anywhere. You guys rock!

Sounds like a keeper. Enjoy that Lee furnace, I just picked one up and love it.

Beautiful

Ditto

What grit did you use?

So I discovered my Lee 7.62x54r boolit seating die won't allow boolits larger than .311 through the hole.
I guess it's a boolit guide.

Can I use a round file and remove a little material or is...

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1938 Tula 91/30 with scope mounted and chopped stock.

Don't plan on doing much more, maybe a glass bed.

This place sure knows how to help me spend my money. Lol

...and it is beautiful.

I just finished my first casting session with my new Lee 4-20 furnace.

What a difference a bottom pour makes compared to ladle casting. The consistent flow helps...