I did the chamber casts. Reformed WW .45-70 to .40-65. Trimmed the cases to 2.135, chamber casts are showing a case length of 2.139. Deburred and chamfered the cases. Empty cases will chamber, but when I seat a bullet the cases will not chamber. Used an RCBS .410 expander die to bell the case mouth and used a Lyman taper crimp die to take the bell out of the case mouth after seating the bullet. The bullets are not showing any evidence of touching the lands.
When examining the case itself, I see a slight shiny spot about 1" forward of the rim about 1/8" wide. This leads me to believe I might have a high spot in the chamber, but the chamber castings don't show it.
I have read that Ron Long chambers have a neck on them, but can't confirm that with the chamber castings I have.
Suggestions, ideas?
Thanks in advance.