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Reloading
Crimping Nosler .223 bullets
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<blockquote data-quote="trophyhusband" data-source="post: 891369" data-attributes="member: 70376"><p>What's the difference between the "factory crimp die" and the "specific caliber crimp die"? From my understanding, I can use the seating die to also roll crimp at the same time OR I can do the crimping operation in a separate step with the factory crimp die which only crimps. Sorry if I sound like a dummy here, I'm just trying to learn.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>This raises a big question. How do I know how much crimp I want? My feeling is that the amount of crimp isn't as critical as the consistency of the crimp from round to round.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trophyhusband, post: 891369, member: 70376"] What's the difference between the "factory crimp die" and the "specific caliber crimp die"? From my understanding, I can use the seating die to also roll crimp at the same time OR I can do the crimping operation in a separate step with the factory crimp die which only crimps. Sorry if I sound like a dummy here, I'm just trying to learn. This raises a big question. How do I know how much crimp I want? My feeling is that the amount of crimp isn't as critical as the consistency of the crimp from round to round. [/QUOTE]
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