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Sinclair also has "neck turning" mandrel, which are .001" smaller than their "expanding" mandrel. Neck turning .261" Expanding .262"

Sounds like you are meeting your needs quite well. Mandrel does add one more step and you may not “Need “ it to be 100% successful at...

While this is correct, it is not 100% necessary. I HATE turning necks. With quality brass, it is less of a requirement. I feel I...

Amen Brother! I do the same and all groups at 100 yards are 0.250 or less. No reason to buy more tools and measure, measure, measure…...

After years of wrestling with neck tension by using bushing sizer dies, neck turning, I invested in 21st Century mandrels and graphite...

Seat a bullet in an empty brass. Measure outside neck diameter. Subtract .003" This is your bushing size. Do use an expander for...

For the average shooter, a lesser model could definitely do the job without breaking the bank. It really depends on your specific needs...

I shoot a custom 7WSM and I am lucky enough to have two super accurate bullets. Number one is 180 Berger Vld.and the other is Barnes...

Hard to beat the Berger bullets. The VLD are one of my go to bullets. The other being the Nosler Ballistic Tips. My daughter took a...

I hope you understand that Berger bullets are designed for massive energy dumps on impact. I was a long-time Nosler bullet user—NP, NAB...

Same exact type of rapid expansion as a Berger Hunting bullet. Bergers kill. With excellent results. Put it where it needs to go, and...

400 yards on a running 5x5 Mule Deer with a 30-06 springfield military rifle with peep sights at the base of the skull when he turned...

Going a little under-gunned on that squirrel.

1365 x2 on a pair of coyotes feeding on an elk carcass. .300 RUM 1327 on a lone coyote. .250AI 1201 on a squirrel. .300RUM 875 on a...

Antelope at 1188 yards/6.5x284N-142 JLK