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I'm not trying to answer your question here, but that die is the biggest waste of money in this game. Smart money and foolish money, it does nothing a type S can't do.
Another post agreeing with wasting money on that die - the "competition" part is absolutely not needed.
As to your question, it's been answered and my experience mirrors that. Just a little short of the junction. The area of the neck that doesn't get sized in this process can sometimes get what I've heard referred to as donuts - but I've been lucky and haven't experienced them myself, so I'm not sure what standard procedure is to get rid of them. Perhaps just a standard full length sizing die?
As to your question, it's been answered and my experience mirrors that. Just a little short of the junction. The area of the neck that doesn't get sized in this process can sometimes get what I've heard referred to as donuts - but I've been lucky and haven't experienced them myself, so I'm not sure what standard procedure is to get rid of them. Perhaps just a standard full length sizing die?
I've not done it but I've read of people that turned the necks and used a reamer on the donut.
I bought the type s die and a 6 creedmoor body die. I'm slowly changing over my dies from 6.5 to 6. I really like the forester seaters, so I'm going to try to use a 6xc seater for my creed It should. its just a seating die. If it doesn't work.. Ill sell it. Thanks for all the input fellas.
