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<blockquote data-quote="Crane" data-source="post: 328032" data-attributes="member: 5144"><p>Measured the brass at the bulge and got .4755 Just got the gauge from Kevin in the mail moments ago, I'll try and call him later after the Alabama - LSU game...of course Penn State may be on then and he won"t answer. Just bought a bag of .270 brass, some Blue Dot and bullets. I'm gonna try Boss Hoss's and Chad's method compared to fire formed factory loads. This may be a silly question but is there any problem necking down a false shoulder on the .270 brass to .257 with bushing dies? Running a .281 for the Remington brass. I've heard a regular full length die may be preferable or even required. I can't thank everyone enough for sharing their knowledge. Hopefully I'll have a chance to pass this all on to the next guy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crane, post: 328032, member: 5144"] Measured the brass at the bulge and got .4755 Just got the gauge from Kevin in the mail moments ago, I'll try and call him later after the Alabama - LSU game...of course Penn State may be on then and he won"t answer. Just bought a bag of .270 brass, some Blue Dot and bullets. I'm gonna try Boss Hoss's and Chad's method compared to fire formed factory loads. This may be a silly question but is there any problem necking down a false shoulder on the .270 brass to .257 with bushing dies? Running a .281 for the Remington brass. I've heard a regular full length die may be preferable or even required. I can't thank everyone enough for sharing their knowledge. Hopefully I'll have a chance to pass this all on to the next guy. [/QUOTE]
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