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Reloading
Neck tension variation
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<blockquote data-quote="Wedgy" data-source="post: 2296630" data-attributes="member: 64108"><p>I have tried SS pins and ultrasonic cleaning but it left the brass squeaky clean to where bullets would actually squeak when seated unless I lubed them and required more seating force than I wanted. </p><p>I anneal using the salt bath method as I found it more consistent than a torch but am a bit curious of how it may affect the carbon in the necks. Is it hot enough to burn it out ? </p><p>Regardless, I still get some that require more or less than the usual amount of seating force and will set them aside for fouling or paper targets.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wedgy, post: 2296630, member: 64108"] I have tried SS pins and ultrasonic cleaning but it left the brass squeaky clean to where bullets would actually squeak when seated unless I lubed them and required more seating force than I wanted. I anneal using the salt bath method as I found it more consistent than a torch but am a bit curious of how it may affect the carbon in the necks. Is it hot enough to burn it out ? Regardless, I still get some that require more or less than the usual amount of seating force and will set them aside for fouling or paper targets. [/QUOTE]
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