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Neck turning & annealing question
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<blockquote data-quote="rotorhead" data-source="post: 268047" data-attributes="member: 5078"><p>I have some I turn for and some I do not, When I turn is mainly on new brass that I have altered such as necked down or opened up and I turn right to the shoulder. I usually do not turn after the first time unless there is a problem. I really haven't been able to justify turning unless you are making brass for one cartridge from another. I also usually do not turn off more than about 60-70 % because brass moves when you fire it. After its been fired just recheck it for problems. If you turn you will have to get bushing dies so you can adjust neck tension. If your dies don't produce a straight case, check your other evolved equipment and if all is good return them to the manufacturer for replacements. another note most people tend to turn off too much material and this alone will cause all kinds of problems as duely noted above. I hape this helps</p><p></p><p>RH</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rotorhead, post: 268047, member: 5078"] I have some I turn for and some I do not, When I turn is mainly on new brass that I have altered such as necked down or opened up and I turn right to the shoulder. I usually do not turn after the first time unless there is a problem. I really haven't been able to justify turning unless you are making brass for one cartridge from another. I also usually do not turn off more than about 60-70 % because brass moves when you fire it. After its been fired just recheck it for problems. If you turn you will have to get bushing dies so you can adjust neck tension. If your dies don't produce a straight case, check your other evolved equipment and if all is good return them to the manufacturer for replacements. another note most people tend to turn off too much material and this alone will cause all kinds of problems as duely noted above. I hape this helps RH [/QUOTE]
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