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AMP Annealer VS No annealing Vs Torch Head Annealer Vs 2nd/3rd Shot
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<blockquote data-quote="Timber338" data-source="post: 1412621" data-attributes="member: 33822"><p>Not sure if you're asking me or the OP. I just clean the outside of the cases with a rag with isopropyl alcohol after I resize. I like the powder residue in the neck. I use a qtip to apply redding imperial sizing wax to the inside of the neck. I shoot only Nosler brass because neck wall thickness is within .001 for all my cases but I do measure to verify each new box of brass. Never had one out of spec. I weigh powder with an rcbs chargemaster.</p><p></p><p>I FL resize using Redding bushing dies and usually target either .002 or .003" of interference. Also use a redding competition shell holder to bump the shoulder .001 - .002 smaller than the chamber.</p><p></p><p>I do agree no single reloading technique is the single driver for accurate loads. They all play a part.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Timber338, post: 1412621, member: 33822"] Not sure if you’re asking me or the OP. I just clean the outside of the cases with a rag with isopropyl alcohol after I resize. I like the powder residue in the neck. I use a qtip to apply redding imperial sizing wax to the inside of the neck. I shoot only Nosler brass because neck wall thickness is within .001 for all my cases but I do measure to verify each new box of brass. Never had one out of spec. I weigh powder with an rcbs chargemaster. I FL resize using Redding bushing dies and usually target either .002 or .003” of interference. Also use a redding competition shell holder to bump the shoulder .001 - .002 smaller than the chamber. I do agree no single reloading technique is the single driver for accurate loads. They all play a part. [/QUOTE]
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