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Reloading
Sizing consistency after annealing
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<blockquote data-quote="Okanogan" data-source="post: 2877734" data-attributes="member: 90397"><p>I've been having a similar issue with my 6.5 SAUM cases and ADG brass using Redding Competition neck bushing die. I have the ability to anneal with an Anne set up but instead of trying annealing as a first solution I switched to Short Action Customs modular die ($$). The die has essentially a bushing that resizes both the neck and shoulder bump together. Hopefully it will at a minimum get rid of the potential for internal doughnuts.</p><p></p><p>Part of my motivation for the switch was a recent article in Precision Rifle Blog that covered the reloading practices of one of the top shooters in detail. He annealed each time and used the SAC dies. I haven't gotten far enough with the SAC die use yet to confirm whether it will solve the issues I was having.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Okanogan, post: 2877734, member: 90397"] I've been having a similar issue with my 6.5 SAUM cases and ADG brass using Redding Competition neck bushing die. I have the ability to anneal with an Anne set up but instead of trying annealing as a first solution I switched to Short Action Customs modular die ($$). The die has essentially a bushing that resizes both the neck and shoulder bump together. Hopefully it will at a minimum get rid of the potential for internal doughnuts. Part of my motivation for the switch was a recent article in Precision Rifle Blog that covered the reloading practices of one of the top shooters in detail. He annealed each time and used the SAC dies. I haven't gotten far enough with the SAC die use yet to confirm whether it will solve the issues I was having. [/QUOTE]
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