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<blockquote data-quote="maseh2os" data-source="post: 541601" data-attributes="member: 34354"><p>Thanks again for the replies everyone, this has been great!</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>So far we have kept our brass sorted by firings, though haven't seen a difference between second and third firing so far. It was only the once fired cases that showed difference from the cases with more firings. We have been neck sizing using Wilson dies, and haven't seen a need bump shoulders yet. </p><p></p><p>A fellow on another forum suggested that one might obtain some consistency using a Redding body die to uniform all cases, new brass, once fired, twice, etc. He felt that this would give you as close to identical cases, regardless of number of firings, thus giving you more consistency upon firing.</p><p></p><p>Does this theory hold water? Or should we just keep doing what we're doing?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="maseh2os, post: 541601, member: 34354"] Thanks again for the replies everyone, this has been great! So far we have kept our brass sorted by firings, though haven't seen a difference between second and third firing so far. It was only the once fired cases that showed difference from the cases with more firings. We have been neck sizing using Wilson dies, and haven't seen a need bump shoulders yet. A fellow on another forum suggested that one might obtain some consistency using a Redding body die to uniform all cases, new brass, once fired, twice, etc. He felt that this would give you as close to identical cases, regardless of number of firings, thus giving you more consistency upon firing. Does this theory hold water? Or should we just keep doing what we're doing? [/QUOTE]
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