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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Neck Tension Effect on Accuracy
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<blockquote data-quote="Stoneke" data-source="post: 1253154" data-attributes="member: 97062"><p>I discovered that a group of cases needed to be annealed when they wouldn't adequately bump size. The range session before that showed poor accuracy. I have since been attuned to annealing, as required. My velocity had dropped a little with these cases that were in need of treatment also. I intend to load batches of both H1000 and Retumbo, each with neck tensions of both .003 and .004 to see what happens. I have lots of both Hornady and Nosler brass which have been fully prepped and weight sorted. Won't be for a couple of weeks though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stoneke, post: 1253154, member: 97062"] I discovered that a group of cases needed to be annealed when they wouldn't adequately bump size. The range session before that showed poor accuracy. I have since been attuned to annealing, as required. My velocity had dropped a little with these cases that were in need of treatment also. I intend to load batches of both H1000 and Retumbo, each with neck tensions of both .003 and .004 to see what happens. I have lots of both Hornady and Nosler brass which have been fully prepped and weight sorted. Won't be for a couple of weeks though. [/QUOTE]
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