I have been playing around with my new scope (long thread on it in the equipment forum) and thought of a potential use. Last night after a few beers I took a fired case and chambered it. Then I passed the scope down the barrel and looked at the case mouth/throat junction. It looks like the gap is several thou wide. In other words, the case could stand to grow quite a bit through firing before it would start to cause issues. Seems to me the closer you can get this gap the better for accuracy, fouling, etc. Any thoughts on this? I wish I would have taken a screenshot but the beers were working. LOL