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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
What if my necks are tight enough to hold a bullet firmly AFTER firing..
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<blockquote data-quote="tillroot1" data-source="post: 244892" data-attributes="member: 4294"><p>I think it could be work hardening or springback, but you should re-measure what you are working with, it could be too tight. It may be only a few cases, when turning make sure your cutter does not get hot, if it does, it will cause cutting variations. How much clearance are you getting or trying to get and how many reloadings are on your brass? Also, make sure you are getting all of the carbon or soot out of the necks, it will take up space as well.</p><p> Ron Tilley</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tillroot1, post: 244892, member: 4294"] I think it could be work hardening or springback, but you should re-measure what you are working with, it could be too tight. It may be only a few cases, when turning make sure your cutter does not get hot, if it does, it will cause cutting variations. How much clearance are you getting or trying to get and how many reloadings are on your brass? Also, make sure you are getting all of the carbon or soot out of the necks, it will take up space as well. Ron Tilley [/QUOTE]
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