CRTO?

[Varminterror]

If “.020” CRTO” wasn’t a typo anywhere across the board, then the only thing which might make sense would be a poor choice of vernacular to represent “freebore”. So .020” from the case mouth to the start of the throat. But I have never heard it called CRTO before, and could only speculate it is “case rim to ogive,” but honestly, if that IS what they meant, I don’t know that I’d buy from them.

 

[JFrank]

How bout stop speculating and assuming

 

[Demi-human]

I agree, but evidently the only one to know, or give any extra information on the subject, has played us all for fools for his own amusment.

After perusing his VERY shallow pool of one hundred seventy five posts, I can safely say I have not, and most likely will not, learn anything at all from @foxmeadow. It will do myself no harm to ignore him in perpetuity. Sad.

It was nice discussing handloading with those that cared. I encourage the use of the ignore button that I am about to employ.
Strange, he's been here so long...

 

[cw308]

Hopefully the fox had a bad day and will change his ways , I'll give him one more but only one .

 

[JFrank]

I ran across a reference to ".020" CRTO" Anyone ever use that term? I'm guessing it refers to free travel like "cartridge rifling to ogive" or something similar.

 

[JFrank]

I have no idea what CRTO means.
J
I don’t know what I don’t know

 

[Skylerbone]

Guys I’m still confused on LS/MFT. I think dad was pulling my leg and yet I’ve verified a lifetime of validation in his explanation

@foxmeadow take a mulligan and stop back with a link for us, enquiring minds want to know. The product may still be linked in your browser history and I’d appreciate having all the active users we can around here since I’ve yet to learn a single new thing from myself. Share please!

 

[Walkalong]

I reckin' we're done here unless the OP asks to reopen it with added info.