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Crimp .223?
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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Thomas" data-source="post: 446900" data-attributes="member: 15748"><p>"They" sell all kinds of things, but it doesn't mean we need them all. A little something to bear in mind when evaluating a potential purchase. </p><p> </p><p>As I said, crimping has its place, and it's absolutely essential in SOME applications. A stout roll crimp (or a profile or better yet, Lee's Factory Crimp) for heavy recoiling revolvers, a slight taper crimp to remove the flair on the case mouth of straight-walled auto pistol rounds, and of course, tubular mags. I'm not knocking crimps by any means, but they're not universal, or universally required.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kevin Thomas, post: 446900, member: 15748"] "They" sell all kinds of things, but it doesn't mean we need them all. A little something to bear in mind when evaluating a potential purchase. As I said, crimping has its place, and it's absolutely essential in SOME applications. A stout roll crimp (or a profile or better yet, Lee's Factory Crimp) for heavy recoiling revolvers, a slight taper crimp to remove the flair on the case mouth of straight-walled auto pistol rounds, and of course, tubular mags. I'm not knocking crimps by any means, but they're not universal, or universally required. [/QUOTE]
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