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re: Reloaders, help!
Posted on 4/24/17 at 9:24 am to boatless2
Posted on 4/24/17 at 9:24 am to boatless2
If you plan on taking the rifle to the field where it can get dirty, go with the full size.
A neck die only sizes the necks. So as the brass expands it forms to your chamber and the shrinks back a bit but is still formed to that chamber. Benchrest shooters neck soze because they get more consistent velocities.
If you are using this brass in a couple different rifles and taking it to the field id get a full size die. I'd probably just get a full size die anyway, just to avoid the issue of brass possibly not fitting or being hard to chamber.
A neck die only sizes the necks. So as the brass expands it forms to your chamber and the shrinks back a bit but is still formed to that chamber. Benchrest shooters neck soze because they get more consistent velocities.
If you are using this brass in a couple different rifles and taking it to the field id get a full size die. I'd probably just get a full size die anyway, just to avoid the issue of brass possibly not fitting or being hard to chamber.
Posted on 4/24/17 at 12:11 pm to kengel2
Thanks for the replies guys. Looks like I need to bring back these full size dies I got.
The rounds will be used for long range shooting, out of a savage stealth. So it sounds like neck dies is the way to go.
The rounds will be used for long range shooting, out of a savage stealth. So it sounds like neck dies is the way to go.
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