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Case neck turning?
Re: Case neck turning? Neck turning is easy once you get set up. It definately does create even neck tension which in turn will lead to better accuracy and fewer fliers. It is said that it also may be a big help in preventing splitting of the necks down the road. I feel that if you use...- quartermaster
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need help doing my first ladder test
Re: need help doing my first ladder test I have always found that it works best, at least for me to find the COAL that is touching the lands. I start my loading process .025 shorter than that. I try various powders and bullets. Upon finding a combination that is accurate, I then start...- quartermaster
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Understanding case neck runout
Re: Understanding case neck runout I have asked the same question about runout. It seems that industry standards dictate that it is the total deviation as upposed to half of that which to me is the truer measurement. Very little runout may be due to deviation in neck thickness. There...- quartermaster
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308 Dies - Forster or Redding??
Re: 308 Dies - Forster or Redding?? A++ forthe Redding- quartermaster
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loading for25-06 Ackley
I just had a 25-06 Ackley made. I had to turn the neckes in order to chamber for fire forming and all was fine. I used all Norma brass and fire formed 20 to start. All went well with no signs of case separation, but I am finding 1 problem arose. I knew the case length would shorten, but I...- quartermaster
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