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Neck sizing and turning order (stupid question)
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<blockquote data-quote="J E Custom" data-source="post: 1662735" data-attributes="member: 2736"><p>In this sport and especially the Reloading part there will always be lots of different opinions. They are based on their experiences and type of shooting. I load for the type of shooting and the rifle requirements. For some applications, I simply size and load. For some I do special sizing with certain brass preps. For long distance all out accuracy loads I pull out all the stops and use every tool that makes an improvement.</p><p></p><p>Some of these tools require an understanding of their strong points and week points to benefit from using them. The fact that some don't feel like certain tools and methods are needed, is just their opinion based on their needs and patience while loading. The same Tools and/or methods are utilized to great benefit by others.</p><p></p><p>I personally don't recommend any one to just going out and buy something they don,t understand and may not be ready to use or even have the need for this stage in their loading needs and experience. </p><p></p><p>I don't believe anything I hear until I try it out my self and evaluate</p><p>it's effect on the load quality. If it improves the quality, I adopt It, if it doesn't, I forget it and move on.</p><p></p><p>Building quality rifles requires quality ammo, so if there is any way I can improve the ammo, I will. I have loaded with standard dies and methods, (Size and load) an gotten 1/2 MOA groups often but in order to get 1/10th MOA consistently takes lots more work and dedication to detail. If I can see consistent improvement difference of a few thousandths, or a fewer SD numbers, I will spend the time. </p><p></p><p>Some will say, "It's just is not worth the effort" or "I cant tell any difference" and this is just there opinion and I respect that even though I will continue to do things as well as I can. So in "MY" opinion, If I just want to hear the report of the rifle, I will just load or buy factory ammo. But if I want extremely accurate ammo I will use all of the tools needed.</p><p></p><p>Just My Opinion</p><p></p><p>J E CUSTOM</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J E Custom, post: 1662735, member: 2736"] In this sport and especially the Reloading part there will always be lots of different opinions. They are based on their experiences and type of shooting. I load for the type of shooting and the rifle requirements. For some applications, I simply size and load. For some I do special sizing with certain brass preps. For long distance all out accuracy loads I pull out all the stops and use every tool that makes an improvement. Some of these tools require an understanding of their strong points and week points to benefit from using them. The fact that some don't feel like certain tools and methods are needed, is just their opinion based on their needs and patience while loading. The same Tools and/or methods are utilized to great benefit by others. I personally don't recommend any one to just going out and buy something they don,t understand and may not be ready to use or even have the need for this stage in their loading needs and experience. I don't believe anything I hear until I try it out my self and evaluate it's effect on the load quality. If it improves the quality, I adopt It, if it doesn't, I forget it and move on. Building quality rifles requires quality ammo, so if there is any way I can improve the ammo, I will. I have loaded with standard dies and methods, (Size and load) an gotten 1/2 MOA groups often but in order to get 1/10th MOA consistently takes lots more work and dedication to detail. If I can see consistent improvement difference of a few thousandths, or a fewer SD numbers, I will spend the time. Some will say, "It's just is not worth the effort" or "I cant tell any difference" and this is just there opinion and I respect that even though I will continue to do things as well as I can. So in "MY" opinion, If I just want to hear the report of the rifle, I will just load or buy factory ammo. But if I want extremely accurate ammo I will use all of the tools needed. Just My Opinion J E CUSTOM [/QUOTE]
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