Heres something I'm struggling with. Its basic I know but still I'm not up to speed. OK dont have a cupped base mold,only flat, so no tail tuck for this boy. Hey thats fine I read where lots of folk are getting away just great with trimminig the tail. Would/could someone please explain in high detail,perhaps even pictures how this is done so as he gets exactly the same volume of paper in the chamber with powder each and every trigger pull. Hey we all know if case capacity varies for whatever reason,then pressure varies ,then out goes the accuracy. Sometimes I wonder if for consistancy sake a fella shouldnt just leave tail on. To me heres the weak link. You cut all patches equal, put them all on boolit same way, powder charge case all same, then we just cut tails by eye thusly varying the amount left and shape from tail to tail. I'm actually thinking of getting a 5/16 ball nose end mill,chucking each boolit and cupping the base... Thoughts