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6.5/.284 die - brass question
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<blockquote data-quote="NUN" data-source="post: 32914" data-attributes="member: 1326"><p>Zinger</p><p></p><p>I like Hornady sizing dies but the seating dies suck. Get a Forester Ultra seater (cheapest of the inline, micrometer seaters) and your troubles will be over. While you're at it get a Redding full length bushing sizer, mic a case with a seated bullet and get a bushing about 0.003" smaller so you won't be oversizing your brass. </p><p></p><p>If you like spending money get a Forester neck turner and just clean up the case neck. If you use Hornady brass you won't have to take more than 0.0005" of the neck to clean it up, then mic and get another bushing to fit the turned necks. Makes a lot of difference in group sizes. If you want to get into this sport more than just passing, get a case checker also, take your pick of the better names or make one if you're inclined. I have an early Sinclair, and two I made from mostly scrap stuff. They all work great and tell me at a glance when something is amiss. Enjoy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NUN, post: 32914, member: 1326"] Zinger I like Hornady sizing dies but the seating dies suck. Get a Forester Ultra seater (cheapest of the inline, micrometer seaters) and your troubles will be over. While you're at it get a Redding full length bushing sizer, mic a case with a seated bullet and get a bushing about 0.003" smaller so you won't be oversizing your brass. If you like spending money get a Forester neck turner and just clean up the case neck. If you use Hornady brass you won't have to take more than 0.0005" of the neck to clean it up, then mic and get another bushing to fit the turned necks. Makes a lot of difference in group sizes. If you want to get into this sport more than just passing, get a case checker also, take your pick of the better names or make one if you're inclined. I have an early Sinclair, and two I made from mostly scrap stuff. They all work great and tell me at a glance when something is amiss. Enjoy [/QUOTE]
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