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<blockquote data-quote="johnnyk" data-source="post: 388660" data-attributes="member: 307"><p>yote doctor,</p><p> I used the Hornady CGND dies when I had a .270WSM and never experienced what you are describing. If I remember correctly the WSM brass is a little thicker than normal (for the higher pressures) and can be quiet the chore when trimming/deburring is involved.</p><p> I still use the RCBS case lube and first lube the inside of the necks with a brush. I then lube the outside of the case and wipe off lube from the shoulder/neck with a hand towel. After re-sizing I wipe off the whole case (trim here if necessary) and then champher and de-burr the necks. After all the cases have been through this I use another "clean" neck brush to wipe out the excess lube and brass shavings from inside the case and neck.</p><p> After these steps I'm ready to start priming, pouring powder and seating bullets. Everytime I ever got a case stuck was when I did not apply enough lube to the inside of the case neck. Hope this helps. JohnnyK.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="johnnyk, post: 388660, member: 307"] yote doctor, I used the Hornady CGND dies when I had a .270WSM and never experienced what you are describing. If I remember correctly the WSM brass is a little thicker than normal (for the higher pressures) and can be quiet the chore when trimming/deburring is involved. I still use the RCBS case lube and first lube the inside of the necks with a brush. I then lube the outside of the case and wipe off lube from the shoulder/neck with a hand towel. After re-sizing I wipe off the whole case (trim here if necessary) and then champher and de-burr the necks. After all the cases have been through this I use another "clean" neck brush to wipe out the excess lube and brass shavings from inside the case and neck. After these steps I'm ready to start priming, pouring powder and seating bullets. Everytime I ever got a case stuck was when I did not apply enough lube to the inside of the case neck. Hope this helps. JohnnyK. [/QUOTE]
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