well then you are bending the case, probably altering neck tension.
best get it right from the start.
keep safe,
bruce.
In-Line/compition seating dies, worth it?
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Re: In-Line/compition seating dies, worth it?
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Re: In-Line/compition seating dies, worth it?
Much higher chance to bend the case with a jacketed bullet.bruce m wrote:well then you are bending the case, probably altering neck tension.
best get it right from the start.
keep safe,
bruce.
The lube on our lead bullets, is a aid here.
Any type of bulge, in a large caliber straight wall rifle case, is very easy to see.
To say nut'n of the chambering issues it would cause.
IF-I was bending the case-It would be 'seen' in the run-out check by the dial indicator.
This is the tool I use--
https://www.sinclairintl.com/reloading- ... 37479.aspx
G.
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