Thanks. Good idea! But I think T C will replace it 4 free.
I seriously doubt they will. They know when a bullet has been improperly loaded / short-started, or when the bullet/sabot combo is too loose for the bore.
That bulge was most-likely caused by either short-starting (or) the bullet / sabot combo moved off the powder charge during transit, prior to firing it. OR, the shooter may have encountered a no fire prior to putting on the new primer and firing the ML that produced the bulge Sometimes when only the primer ignites and not the powder, the bullet will move/loosen in the barrel.
Sounds like gun owner errors here..... not the fault of the manufacturer. I'm betting T/C will say the same thing.
