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If 154s are loaded to the cannelure what is the overall length? Thanks captdavid


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It really depends on where the cannelure is.I have seen variations of this location.I don't really pay any attention to it because I seat the bullet according to the rifle I'm shooting.


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Mine to the BASE of the cannelure is 3.050. May move a bit cause of the lead tip.

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Originally Posted by CGPAUL
Mine to the BASE of the cannelure is 3.050. May move a bit cause of the lead tip.


That is also what mine are.


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