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Reloading
Trimming tips?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Matteson" data-source="post: 2636762" data-attributes="member: 101791"><p>I do it a little different. I anneal, size, then set and run them through the trimmer for length. The trimmer will trim them if needed. My old way was check each case and if they were under, I would reload it. If longer or out of spec, I would trim it back about .010. That made my case all generally at different lengths by some. Not a lot but different. That makes my cases inconsistence, which in turn changes the release a little with each case. This way I am not concern about that step, and trying to determine if that could be problem. It's not a problem is shooting deer size animals, but ground squirrels is a different thing. The animal is only about 2" wide, and at 400 to 700 yards it can have effect on how that bullet is going. It's all in what you want to put the time into, and what you want. </p><p>Don't get me wrong. I have the greatest respect for mikecr. I have learn a lot from him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike Matteson, post: 2636762, member: 101791"] I do it a little different. I anneal, size, then set and run them through the trimmer for length. The trimmer will trim them if needed. My old way was check each case and if they were under, I would reload it. If longer or out of spec, I would trim it back about .010. That made my case all generally at different lengths by some. Not a lot but different. That makes my cases inconsistence, which in turn changes the release a little with each case. This way I am not concern about that step, and trying to determine if that could be problem. It's not a problem is shooting deer size animals, but ground squirrels is a different thing. The animal is only about 2" wide, and at 400 to 700 yards it can have effect on how that bullet is going. It's all in what you want to put the time into, and what you want. Don't get me wrong. I have the greatest respect for mikecr. I have learn a lot from him. [/QUOTE]
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