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Who neck turns their brass
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<blockquote data-quote="Mikecr" data-source="post: 715613" data-attributes="member: 1521"><p>I could do this. If I had an enclosure for my RCBS CM, I could go to the range with a single case, shoot all day, & it wouldn't slow me a bit.</p><p></p><p>As part of reloading ease in this, I do not need predictable precision in turner adjustments(K&M), because I rarely replace any brass once prepped. I also don't need to trim, or anneal beyond initial.</p><p>I can use use Sinclair's cheapest turner(although I have their best), with a feeler gauge and a couple cases culled due to thickness variance. And IMO getting the exact thickness is trial & error anyway.</p><p>Not a big deal.</p><p>I started with K&M, but switched to Sinclair for their expander system, which is the best overall whether turning or not. </p><p></p><p>For my preps, I picked ~120cases from 1,000 that were closest matching in thickness variance. Prepped them, Lead dipped to mid body, fireformed, measured H20 capacity & picked ~70 that matched. These have outlasted 1.5 barrels now, and I can see they will just keep going.</p><p>Most competitors can wear out their brass with all kinds of clearances and shortcuts in reloading. But it doesn't have to be that way, and they're not really shortcuts.</p><p>I suspect that Ron Pence's approach would work as well and easier while planned for up front.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mikecr, post: 715613, member: 1521"] I could do this. If I had an enclosure for my RCBS CM, I could go to the range with a single case, shoot all day, & it wouldn't slow me a bit. As part of reloading ease in this, I do not need predictable precision in turner adjustments(K&M), because I rarely replace any brass once prepped. I also don't need to trim, or anneal beyond initial. I can use use Sinclair's cheapest turner(although I have their best), with a feeler gauge and a couple cases culled due to thickness variance. And IMO getting the exact thickness is trial & error anyway. Not a big deal. I started with K&M, but switched to Sinclair for their expander system, which is the best overall whether turning or not. For my preps, I picked ~120cases from 1,000 that were closest matching in thickness variance. Prepped them, Lead dipped to mid body, fireformed, measured H20 capacity & picked ~70 that matched. These have outlasted 1.5 barrels now, and I can see they will just keep going. Most competitors can wear out their brass with all kinds of clearances and shortcuts in reloading. But it doesn't have to be that way, and they're not really shortcuts. I suspect that Ron Pence's approach would work as well and easier while planned for up front. [/QUOTE]
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