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Reloading
Case Trimming
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<blockquote data-quote="Remmy700" data-source="post: 1349485" data-attributes="member: 36564"><p>I agree. U anneal? I usually do magnums every firing and non magnum every 2 or 3. It's seems to me that your case neck is prolly hard as a brick by now if u have not annealed therefore will not get much growth. Typically from what I have seen from nosler brass the OAL is about .010 shorter than a majority of published trim to lengths. That would get u a firing or two before needing to trim anyhow and if u are not annealing then by that point in my experience that case neck is already started to get hard. Just my 2 cents. Best of luck brother</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Remmy700, post: 1349485, member: 36564"] I agree. U anneal? I usually do magnums every firing and non magnum every 2 or 3. It's seems to me that your case neck is prolly hard as a brick by now if u have not annealed therefore will not get much growth. Typically from what I have seen from nosler brass the OAL is about .010 shorter than a majority of published trim to lengths. That would get u a firing or two before needing to trim anyhow and if u are not annealing then by that point in my experience that case neck is already started to get hard. Just my 2 cents. Best of luck brother [/QUOTE]
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