This weekend I FINALLY got time away from school, and reamed my 45-120's throat to accommodate the 720's seated...well, long. About .3" in the case. Longer than my picture.
Anywho, I reamed the throat, everything went smooth, but the bullet is simply sized too large to work. It causes my case to bulge when seated, causing really hard chambering regardless of the throat length. I'm not sure how sizing these bullets would go with a gas check, which would allow them to chamber better and frankly I wasn't at home to try it. Also, sizing the bullets may have a negative impact on how well they seal, although that would depend on your particular barrel.
Now I have a throat that looks more like a nice long train tunnel, and while I doubt it'll hurt accuracy enough for me to notice in this gun since I only shoot it offhand, but a lesser recoiling gun you could shoot from the bench without bodily harm might not group quite as well as you wish.
However, I do plan on shooting some 405's just barely in the case.
