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Reloading
neck turning tool ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Old Infantry Guy" data-source="post: 1847042" data-attributes="member: 109107"><p>K&M!! K&M Percision is of such high quality, I can't imagine using anything else. AND... their tools are so pleasant to use. BUT... most important is the superb job they do. Accuracy is superb and the finish is incomparable. Looks like the necks were polished, when in fact a slow feed produced superb quality. AND... the tools hold their settings. LAST... there's no neck ID galling as has been reported with lesser brands, which is important for bullet release. That's really important. </p><p>K&M turning gear is somewhat pricier than some of the others, but you get what you pay for. Incidentally, I was able to virtually eliminate fliers by turning necks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Old Infantry Guy, post: 1847042, member: 109107"] K&M!! K&M Percision is of such high quality, I can't imagine using anything else. AND... their tools are so pleasant to use. BUT... most important is the superb job they do. Accuracy is superb and the finish is incomparable. Looks like the necks were polished, when in fact a slow feed produced superb quality. AND... the tools hold their settings. LAST... there's no neck ID galling as has been reported with lesser brands, which is important for bullet release. That's really important. K&M turning gear is somewhat pricier than some of the others, but you get what you pay for. Incidentally, I was able to virtually eliminate fliers by turning necks. [/QUOTE]
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