Ok ok I did it wrong

[L W P]

A 2.800" seating dept on any brand of bullet in the 130gr-140gr range shouldn't be an issue with bolt closing. In a RPR at that length you are probably still .040"-.050" from touching the lands. But you still should check the length with at least the Hornady Lock-N-Load Overall Length Gauge Bolt Action , Hornady Lock-N-Load Overall Length Gauge Modified Case 6.5 Creedmoor . Using the bullet of choice.

 

[L W P]

Also not sure what brass that you are using, but I've never seen any NEW brass that the shoulders had to be bumped back on before the first firing. Using a mandrel to open up the inside of the necks on Lapua brass is about all I do on the first firing.

 

[L W P]

If you have any of the NEW brass left that you haven't yet run through the F/L sizer try clambering a couple of pieces, with no bullet, to see how they feel.

 

[L W P]

Not sure how you are measuring shoulder bump back or bullet seating depth but these are fairly good tools to use for .Hornady Lock-N-Load Overall Length Gauge Bolt Action , [URL='https://www.midwayusa.com/product/479704/hornady-lock-n-load-headspace-gauge-5-bushing-set-with-comparator']Hornady Lock-N-Load Headspace Gauge 5 Bushing Set with Comparator , [URL='https://www.midwayusa.com/product/348740/hornady-lock-n-load-bullet-comparator-complete-set-with-14-inserts']Hornady Lock-N-Load Bullet Comparator Complete Set with 14 Inserts [/URL][/URL]

 

[dickn52]

Not sure how you are measuring shoulder bump back or bullet seating depth but these are fairly good tools to use for .Hornady Lock-N-Load Overall Length Gauge Bolt Action , Hornady Lock-N-Load Headspace Gauge 5 Bushing Set with Comparator , Hornady Lock-N-Load Bullet Comparator Complete Set with 14 Inserts

Wow, I actually have all of those and use them. I also have a Wilson case gauge, Whidden bump gauge and Whidden go-NG gauge.

 

[L W P]

Well then you have all the tools you need to solve this problem. Try to chamber a few new unfired cases for reference. The bolt should close easily. Also remove the primers on a few of the fired cases, with out touching any out side part of the brass, so as to check the shoulder lengths compared to the unfired cases.