OK , the weapon is a bone stock rem 700 chambered in 300WSM , I have shot 3 differant FACTORY loads out of it from both Federal and Winchester , all the rounds are a little bit harder to close in the chamber than and of my other factory 700's but not that bad , but they are all stickey to get out. All the factory loads cronograph close to the factory specs ,,I soft seated a bullet in a lightly neck sized case to see where the throat started ,its about as long as most factory guns.
NOW
the formed cases are measuring .009"-.010" larger than the non fired case and they are this much to big from .100" above the rim all the way up. BUT the measuerment from the base of the case to the datum line on the shoulder is only .004" longer on the fired cases than on the non fired.
All primers are flattened and slightly craterd
A couple of the Winchester XP3 cases would not extract and had to be tapped out with a cleaning rod and had the primers fall out !!
I'm sure the weapon needs to go back to Remington but I'd like to know what the problem is before I do send it back , I've sent them 2 guns in the past with bad chambers and then came back fixed but with a letter that said "everything was within out specs" so i waht to know nthe truth before I send it back to get fixed
NOW
the formed cases are measuring .009"-.010" larger than the non fired case and they are this much to big from .100" above the rim all the way up. BUT the measuerment from the base of the case to the datum line on the shoulder is only .004" longer on the fired cases than on the non fired.
All primers are flattened and slightly craterd
A couple of the Winchester XP3 cases would not extract and had to be tapped out with a cleaning rod and had the primers fall out !!
I'm sure the weapon needs to go back to Remington but I'd like to know what the problem is before I do send it back , I've sent them 2 guns in the past with bad chambers and then came back fixed but with a letter that said "everything was within out specs" so i waht to know nthe truth before I send it back to get fixed