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Reloading Equipment Processed ready to load hornady 6.5 Creedmoor brass. cci 200 option

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Processed once fired 6.5 Creedmoor brass.
Decapped
Wet washed.
Annealed
Trimmed to 1.910 +/- .003
Sized
Polished

All the same headstamp. These are all hornady large primer.
I’ve processed and annealed tons of brass throughout the years here.

.65 each. Plus the ride. If you buy brass I’ll also sell Cci 200 to go with it. But only selling the primers in quantities of 1,000 at 130.00 per k
Shipping with primers will be 50.00

Will put primed ready to load hornady brass at .80 a round.

You will have to prime your own brass.
 

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Honest question from a relatively new 6.5 CM reloader: If this is once-fired Hornady brass, why would you trim them down to 1.910? I set my trimmer to 1.918" and most of my once fired brass is plenty long enough to shave something off the mouth. I seat my 140 ELD-M bullets for a COAL of 2.840". Having the longer case gives me more engagement with the bullet. What are the advantages/disadvantages of keeping your brass closer to the min (or max) case length? (My bolt action rifle does not have any magazine feeding issues with this COAL)

Before dropping powder, I sort by finished cases by length and load them in batches of comparable length so my groups of five will all be rounds with the same case length.

Comments/suggestions?