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Reloading
Brass still good to go ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jimm" data-source="post: 111859" data-attributes="member: 9"><p>Hey BB , </p><p></p><p> used a thin abrasive cutoff wheel on a air tool . Looks better than it is but I would not / do not fool with Lapua primer flash holes . I can't hold some tool good enough to beat what they are like when I get them . In addition to that I am only loading fot the 700 to 1000 yd distance at this point.</p><p></p><p> Abinok surmises that I have pushed this brass pretty hard ( which I have , by my chrono readings and other data that I have gotten from this site ) Yet the brass is still chambering without excessive bolt pressure , holds primer well and still gives 3 to 4 thou neck tension obtained with a Lee collet die . Oh yeah , the length is not sufficiently different in length as to require a trimming either ( trimmed after the fireforming round)</p><p></p><p> Thanks again Adam for the clarification regarding the chamber pressure vs the headspace / case head separation issues .</p><p></p><p> Jim B.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jimm, post: 111859, member: 9"] Hey BB , used a thin abrasive cutoff wheel on a air tool . Looks better than it is but I would not / do not fool with Lapua primer flash holes . I can't hold some tool good enough to beat what they are like when I get them . In addition to that I am only loading fot the 700 to 1000 yd distance at this point. Abinok surmises that I have pushed this brass pretty hard ( which I have , by my chrono readings and other data that I have gotten from this site ) Yet the brass is still chambering without excessive bolt pressure , holds primer well and still gives 3 to 4 thou neck tension obtained with a Lee collet die . Oh yeah , the length is not sufficiently different in length as to require a trimming either ( trimmed after the fireforming round) Thanks again Adam for the clarification regarding the chamber pressure vs the headspace / case head separation issues . Jim B. [/QUOTE]
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