I'm slowly getting in to the precision aspect of shooting and reloading. I use to reload straight wall on Dillon 650 but rifle is a different animal to me.
I need a budget trimmer that could hopefully trim/debur/chamfer. I was looking at the lyman trimmer and maybe RCBS Trimmate or something like it.
I've got a RCBS powder measure, so I just type in what I want and go.
I've been researching to crimp or not to crimp for a auto loader (AR-15 with 18inch SPR barrel). Seems like it is 50/50 split but I'm using 77 SMK (NON cannelures) and IMR 4064. Some say they use a light crimp, other say they use .004 neck tenison and call it good. My question is how to measure neck tension? If I crimp how can you measure if it is a light crimp?
I need a budget trimmer that could hopefully trim/debur/chamfer. I was looking at the lyman trimmer and maybe RCBS Trimmate or something like it.
I've got a RCBS powder measure, so I just type in what I want and go.
I've been researching to crimp or not to crimp for a auto loader (AR-15 with 18inch SPR barrel). Seems like it is 50/50 split but I'm using 77 SMK (NON cannelures) and IMR 4064. Some say they use a light crimp, other say they use .004 neck tenison and call it good. My question is how to measure neck tension? If I crimp how can you measure if it is a light crimp?