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^^^this^^^
Small base dies will correct the problem if you have a very tight chamber. The upside to a tight chamber is they tend to be more accurate, figure out your leade (freebore), modify your seating length as appropriate, and you have a tackdriver. The downside is small base sizing tends to reduce the life of your brass. If I were you, I would pick up a few boxes of factory ammo from different manufacturers and try them one box at a time. Note any brands that do not chamber. If all factory ammo will not chamber, contact PSA, you have an undersized chamber per SAAMI specifications.
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Too late - He already sent it back. Apparently without ever trying factory loads in it.
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