Jumping,in the lands or jamming

[JB10]

I do the same thing as walt in my 6br. I neck size the brass where there is barly any neck tension when seating a bullet. I load them long. When chambering a round its actually seating the bullet the rest of the way. I have extracted live rounds and no bullet has stuck. Im assuming due to very little neck tension so when in the lands its not jaming hard enough to stick.

 

[NorCalMikie]

Whatever works for you!! I reload and jam all my loads .010 into the lands. (except for my gas guns) Adjust accordingly to what works for you.
What I found out by trying is, a load with bullet jump say .020 "to the lands" will start showing pressure signs at a "given point".
That same load with the bullet set at a "jam .010 into the lands" will "not" show pressure at that same point but will let you go higher in powder charge.
And I "am aware" of problems when pulling a live round with the bullet stuck in the lands. Rifle pointed up so the action/ bolt lugs don't get loaded with powder. We live and learn.

 

[Straightshooter1]

Whatever works for you!! I reload and jam all my loads .010 into the lands. (except for my gas guns) Adjust accordingly to what works for you.
What I found out by trying is, a load with bullet jump say .020 "to the lands" will start showing pressure signs at a "given point".
That same load with the bullet set at a "jam .010 into the lands" will "not" show pressure at that same point but will let you go higher in powder charge.
And I "am aware" of problems when pulling a live round with the bullet stuck in the lands. Rifle pointed up so the action/ bolt lugs don't get loaded with powder. We live and learn.

So Mikie, since you jam all you loads .010 into the lands, am curious . . . . how often do you change your seating depth as the throats erode?