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Reloading
7MM WSM brass problems
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<blockquote data-quote="Blacktail2" data-source="post: 253528" data-attributes="member: 5818"><p>Like dave said I would not be to concerned about .002, thats about what i like for neck tension.What would concern me more is how much your working that neck in one step,your going from .321 down to .312, thats .009 in one step this can lead to neck runout.What I have done in the past with guns that have a loose neck is go to a bushing die and take that down in two steps, no more than .005 at a time.It's kind of a pain changing the bushing but helps alot on the runout.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blacktail2, post: 253528, member: 5818"] Like dave said I would not be to concerned about .002, thats about what i like for neck tension.What would concern me more is how much your working that neck in one step,your going from .321 down to .312, thats .009 in one step this can lead to neck runout.What I have done in the past with guns that have a loose neck is go to a bushing die and take that down in two steps, no more than .005 at a time.It's kind of a pain changing the bushing but helps alot on the runout. [/QUOTE]
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