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Hallo I was always wondering about consistent champfering and deburring brass after trimmig. There are some tests on the internet, but not quite accurate. So if consistent champfering and deburring improves groups size for bench rest shooting... Did you Bryan see and difference in groups...

so what did you learn with all that reloading manuals? I assume that you learn basics of reloading, not powder charts. So what is so different in every book, that you need 3 editions of same publisher?

even FX-120i is NOT accurate scale and drifts. but because you dont know and dont have better scale, you dont know this. but it is good for reloading. nobody need better. but it is better than beam scales, because beam scales are very finky and you must be very careful, which retarded american...

you dont have all new guccy useless reloading stuff, which the most active posters here are shilling. so you sux!

hornady does this for you: https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/ill-post-this-here-hornadys-podcast-50-i-thought-it-was-one-of-their-best-but-some-reloaders-might-not-like-what-they-see.7152297/

so after 15y of reloading you bought the most useless thing you can imagine...:ROFLMAO:

this thread is prime example how people can't size their brass consistently and they blame lubricant for that. Because if you read closely, one has problems with some particular lubricant and other person doesn't. so only logical conclusion is that people does not know why they are not...

I have stucked cases because I didn't clean brass for 6 times. Now I clean them after some reloadings with Ultrasonic Cleaner.

nice. I am using Sierra 95gr in 223REM too. are you thinking about going to better extruded powder or you are happy with StaBall 6.5 performance?

be prepared to get proposal for ONLY overpriced shit of equipement on this forum... from presses to priming tools to annealers to dies...

this is wrong approach, imho. EVERYBODY is leaving potential on the table, it is just matter of time and money how much are you willing to spend to leave less potential on the table. if you get good components, throw ball powder and use lee dies you can get 80% of precision, for 100$...

Yes, I know that feel. That's why I stick to 223REM for F-TR. :D I sorted Murom SRM primers for low, middle and high weight and I have a plan to test them at 1000m for vertical difference. I weight them with beam scale, so I don't know their exact weight but I only separate them in 3 different...

dont get me wrong: I will sort my primers too, and see the results and I believe that this is good thing for the best result. but your results are just too big, and if you compete in F-OPEN class, your cartridge-powder combo is just bad for good shooting.

rocketvapor; like I said: you have bad cartridge with bad powder. I read old topics about weighting primers, and people usualy get 10-15fps / 0.1gr primer differnce. some are getting like 30fps/0,1gr difference, but your results are even higher at 50fps/0,1gr. imho this is very big. so you...

I can see you can undersize quite a lot with decaping-expander-mandrel insert, and you buy them in 0.0005' increment for target tension.

all dies do the same thing as mandrell does, but they does it in the UP stroke with ball or with long mandrell - SAC die. now we must see, if it is better to do this in DOWN stroke in another step, or it can be also done with SAC mandrell inside the die with UP stroke; what can be the biggest...

thank you very much! so SAC did think of this. very very good. can you tell, how much you can undersize neck or how much are dimensions on those two places of the mandrell?

Why did SAC make mandrell the same dimension in whole dimension? This way you cant undersize neck with bushing and expand it with this mandrell in stoke ''up''.

cratered primers and flattened are two different things. cratered primer is from large hole around firing pin - those are non-custom bolt heads. you ~wont see cratered primer from good custom bolt head. flattened primers are from higher pressure or thin primer cup. and after that there are...

not EXACTLY. or yes EXACTLY. I am saying that Laurie Holland is getting those velocities:https://www.targetshooter.co.uk/?p=3856 with 223REM and 77gr bullet. you MUST understand AND REMEMBER, that powder burn rate or velocity is VERY CARTRIDGE and maybe BULLET dependent. you cant say if you...