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Necessities- Reloading for Factory Rifles
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<blockquote data-quote="greener280" data-source="post: 433679" data-attributes="member: 7163"><p>Its hard to determine what you should do without knowing what tools you have at your disposal. You can spend a lot of money really quickly when it gets down to it. If it were me I would uniform the primer pockets, de-burr the flash hole and de-burr the inside and outside of the neck, also check and make sure your case length isn't too long. When it comes down to actually reloading the ammo you have a lot of options in dies (RCBS have worked great for me in my factory guns), this is one area where you could get into some money but a $50 die works pretty well. Now for tools for seating your bullet, two things that I use a lot are a bullet comparator (Hornady one works well) and a Hornady seating depth tool (allows you to finds where the bullet touches the lands). After I do my brass prep and find my lands using the bullet comparator I will usually seat my bullets .015 off of my lands and do pretty well from there.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helped a little.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greener280, post: 433679, member: 7163"] Its hard to determine what you should do without knowing what tools you have at your disposal. You can spend a lot of money really quickly when it gets down to it. If it were me I would uniform the primer pockets, de-burr the flash hole and de-burr the inside and outside of the neck, also check and make sure your case length isn't too long. When it comes down to actually reloading the ammo you have a lot of options in dies (RCBS have worked great for me in my factory guns), this is one area where you could get into some money but a $50 die works pretty well. Now for tools for seating your bullet, two things that I use a lot are a bullet comparator (Hornady one works well) and a Hornady seating depth tool (allows you to finds where the bullet touches the lands). After I do my brass prep and find my lands using the bullet comparator I will usually seat my bullets .015 off of my lands and do pretty well from there. Hope this helped a little. [/QUOTE]
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