Arrrrr....maybe not. If the drum turn fine until the last bolt is tightened, I would think the backing plate is hold the shoes too far out.....not in an "apply" direction but rather out towards the lug nuts.
Seen it before. I would be taking a dial caliper and measuring all 4 shoes to see if one is to wide, and to see if one is glued on too far "out". Look closely at the inside of the drum, at the part just 90 degrees off the machined friction area.
The look at the backing plate in the area between where the lining would be and the outer edge of the backing plate for drag marks.
Next, I would try the drum without any shoes at all, just to be absolutely certain it's not a drum/backing plate interference.
Any chance you mixed drums left to right? One may be slightly different (on an LBC? Oh, my...) and touching.
Just the troubleshooting I'd be going through. Having shoes needing arcing was/is more common than you would think, but primarily was used for oversized drums to contour the shoe to that different arc. I used to do it all the time.
If it is only happening at the last bit if tightening, not much chance it's shoes, unless they are conical shaped really badly.