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Reloading
Reducing ES
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<blockquote data-quote="JBarton" data-source="post: 2116898" data-attributes="member: 117204"><p>The 2 things I have done to get my numbers down are annealing and using a mandrel die to size my necks. I also now wet tumble after annealing so I guess 3 things. Im sure if I started using the dry neck lube it would probably help a little as well. Once I got below 20 I noticed that I was not seeing as noticeable reductions or gains. But when you are consistent with your process and make sure everything is as exact as possible you find that your numbers really don't move much and accuracy is improved. Using a temp stable powder helps as well. I try to stick with the Hodgdon extreme powders if I can.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JBarton, post: 2116898, member: 117204"] The 2 things I have done to get my numbers down are annealing and using a mandrel die to size my necks. I also now wet tumble after annealing so I guess 3 things. Im sure if I started using the dry neck lube it would probably help a little as well. Once I got below 20 I noticed that I was not seeing as noticeable reductions or gains. But when you are consistent with your process and make sure everything is as exact as possible you find that your numbers really don't move much and accuracy is improved. Using a temp stable powder helps as well. I try to stick with the Hodgdon extreme powders if I can. [/QUOTE]
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