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<blockquote data-quote="DartonJager" data-source="post: 1299317" data-attributes="member: 95733"><p>Bigedp51,</p><p>Well your post containing Mr. Thomas's statements concerning the false hoods and misconceptions concerning FL-sizing VS NK-sizing are totally opposite what I have read in multiple highly regarded reloading manuals and resources.</p><p> </p><p>Now I'm not about to ask you or anyone else to explain to me and in the process re-educate me on how to as Mr. Thomas states is "proper FL-resizing of a piece of brass" so will you please share with me what you consider is the best reloading manual that will explain this to me, as I have been only neck sizing my brass for years because virtually every reloading manual I own ( and I own them from Lyman, Nosler, Sierra, Lee,Speer and several other lesser known sources that specialize in accurate reloading for HP rifles) I'm pretty sure most if not all recommend NK-sizing VS FL sizing for accuracy and longer brass life for bolt rifles.</p><p> </p><p>Although I have 30+ years of reloading experience, I am strictly a manual reading reloader and I hope I have a reasonably good grasp of the mechanics that apply to and govern the physics of what enables or disables rifle accuracy, but as such I'm not an engineer. I understand the how and why of bedding a rifle action and the harmonics of barrel vibration and how both affect every rifles accuracy or lack there of, but only from a academic point of view at best of one who reads a great deal but not having actually benefited first hand experience of much of people far more immersed in in the technological aspects of reloading for hyper accuracy such as I assume you and others like you have. </p><p> </p><p>My reloading to date has been limited to trying to stay MOA to 300 yards as that is the longest range I have access to unless I wish to travel over 150 miles from my home, which for the last decade has become near impossible due to work and family. </p><p> </p><p>Thanks,</p><p>DYager/Art</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DartonJager, post: 1299317, member: 95733"] Bigedp51, Well your post containing Mr. Thomas's statements concerning the false hoods and misconceptions concerning FL-sizing VS NK-sizing are totally opposite what I have read in multiple highly regarded reloading manuals and resources. Now I'm not about to ask you or anyone else to explain to me and in the process re-educate me on how to as Mr. Thomas states is "proper FL-resizing of a piece of brass" so will you please share with me what you consider is the best reloading manual that will explain this to me, as I have been only neck sizing my brass for years because virtually every reloading manual I own ( and I own them from Lyman, Nosler, Sierra, Lee,Speer and several other lesser known sources that specialize in accurate reloading for HP rifles) I'm pretty sure most if not all recommend NK-sizing VS FL sizing for accuracy and longer brass life for bolt rifles. Although I have 30+ years of reloading experience, I am strictly a manual reading reloader and I hope I have a reasonably good grasp of the mechanics that apply to and govern the physics of what enables or disables rifle accuracy, but as such I'm not an engineer. I understand the how and why of bedding a rifle action and the harmonics of barrel vibration and how both affect every rifles accuracy or lack there of, but only from a academic point of view at best of one who reads a great deal but not having actually benefited first hand experience of much of people far more immersed in in the technological aspects of reloading for hyper accuracy such as I assume you and others like you have. My reloading to date has been limited to trying to stay MOA to 300 yards as that is the longest range I have access to unless I wish to travel over 150 miles from my home, which for the last decade has become near impossible due to work and family. Thanks, DYager/Art [/QUOTE]
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