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Reloading
7mm STW-case splitting
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<blockquote data-quote="BigSkyGP" data-source="post: 440967" data-attributes="member: 28118"><p>This is the reason I neck size my brass. Shooting, and full-sizing works the brass back and forth there just infront of the belt. There is also a longitudinal stretch when brass is fired, it happens to mostly stretch right there infront of the belt. Neck sizing helps reduce this streching and flexing, your brass will last longer.</p><p> </p><p>You can do mostly the same thing, like the guys before described, by backing off your FL sizing die.</p><p> </p><p>Hornady loading manual has a very good description, and illustrations for these efects.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigSkyGP, post: 440967, member: 28118"] This is the reason I neck size my brass. Shooting, and full-sizing works the brass back and forth there just infront of the belt. There is also a longitudinal stretch when brass is fired, it happens to mostly stretch right there infront of the belt. Neck sizing helps reduce this streching and flexing, your brass will last longer. You can do mostly the same thing, like the guys before described, by backing off your FL sizing die. Hornady loading manual has a very good description, and illustrations for these efects. [/QUOTE]
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