I have the RCBS Trim Pro POWER case trimmer. I have noticed when trimming my brass I have a slight Scratch on the inside of the necks (about half way around the inside of the neck) from the mandrel spinning on it nomatter how hard I try to get/keep the case straight before I start trimming.
I have tried polishing it (mandrel) up a little bit which doesnt help and you cant use a one size smaller mandrel cuz your brass will just slop around when spinning and it will be twice as bad.
After I trim them I run the neck thru a brass brush a couple times to smooth out the scratch. This helps out alot but sometimes will leave some of the scratch still in there.
I was wondering if this is hurting my pull on the bullets when fired and when seating my bullets. I cant really "feel" the scratch when seating but it just doesnt look good.
I can take some pics and post them but I just got done loading my bullets. I will try to find some old brass laying around and take some pics so you guys could see what im talking about.
I cant be the only one with this problem, if its even a problem at all.
Damn, I wish I would have bought a Wilson trimmer (doesnt need collets!)
I have tried polishing it (mandrel) up a little bit which doesnt help and you cant use a one size smaller mandrel cuz your brass will just slop around when spinning and it will be twice as bad.
After I trim them I run the neck thru a brass brush a couple times to smooth out the scratch. This helps out alot but sometimes will leave some of the scratch still in there.
I was wondering if this is hurting my pull on the bullets when fired and when seating my bullets. I cant really "feel" the scratch when seating but it just doesnt look good.
I can take some pics and post them but I just got done loading my bullets. I will try to find some old brass laying around and take some pics so you guys could see what im talking about.
I cant be the only one with this problem, if its even a problem at all.
Damn, I wish I would have bought a Wilson trimmer (doesnt need collets!)