to cut, lacking a "stop" like a rimmed cartridge reamer that bottoms out? I've used throating reamers that do not have a stop. I went a little too deep once but it actually shoot great.
I've never used rimless chambering reamers and wondered how you made consistent depth stop points. If they had a stop or you used mechanical depth stopping points.
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- WB, 2024-10-04, 07:29
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- Most of ours have a steel "stop" ring screwed onto - Gary Reeder, 2024-10-04, 11:03