I have a few hundred brand new Nosler .260 brass here (the beauty of Nosler being semi local) to load up, it says ready to load but should I treat it as clean used brass and go through the whole process?
New Nosler brass, size before loading???
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Re: New Nosler brass, size before loading???
No need to size. I`m sure the brass is right. I`ve never had an issue with Nosler.
No need to size. I`m sure the brass is right. I`ve never had an issue with Nosler.
Re: New Nosler brass, size before loading???
I would say SIZE. Even the best brass (Lapua) has some dinged up mouths. I've run brass right out of the box before, but to do it right, you definitely should size and deburr the flash holes.
I would say SIZE. Even the best brass (Lapua) has some dinged up mouths. I've run brass right out of the box before, but to do it right, you definitely should size and deburr the flash holes.
Re: New Nosler brass, size before loading???
The flash holes on Nosler brass are already deburred. I say prime and load.
The flash holes on Nosler brass are already deburred. I say prime and load.
Re: New Nosler brass, size before loading???
I have run quite a bit of Nosler brass over several chamberings and found it good to go.
I would definitely not size it. Nosler's packaging is very good and keeps dings to a minimum.
If you have reservations about the necks being round push them over and expander ball but not up into the shoulder area of the die.
I normally just prime it and load.
I have run quite a bit of Nosler brass over several chamberings and found it good to go.
I would definitely not size it. Nosler's packaging is very good and keeps dings to a minimum.
If you have reservations about the necks being round push them over and expander ball but not up into the shoulder area of the die.
I normally just prime it and load.
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