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Tight neck chamber
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<blockquote data-quote="TOM H" data-source="post: 270433" data-attributes="member: 306"><p>When I go into BR turning necks was part of the game most had two turners so it wasn't as slow as some make it out to be. We all use bushing type dies and you could get bushing in 1/2 tho size so you control neck tension that the part that most leave out. The amount of seating pressure for the bullet is one part of the accuracy game and thats the reason after I quit Br I still use bushing type dies and inline bullet seater.</p><p></p><p>Alot of guys I knew didn't like to turn necks always a place to buy prep brass so that wasn't a big deal and it didn't take alot of cases for the barrel life anyway. I always figured what I learned in BR made me a better reloader for the rifles I now shoot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TOM H, post: 270433, member: 306"] When I go into BR turning necks was part of the game most had two turners so it wasn't as slow as some make it out to be. We all use bushing type dies and you could get bushing in 1/2 tho size so you control neck tension that the part that most leave out. The amount of seating pressure for the bullet is one part of the accuracy game and thats the reason after I quit Br I still use bushing type dies and inline bullet seater. Alot of guys I knew didn't like to turn necks always a place to buy prep brass so that wasn't a big deal and it didn't take alot of cases for the barrel life anyway. I always figured what I learned in BR made me a better reloader for the rifles I now shoot. [/QUOTE]
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