Bominiscious

If you don't have a bore scope there is an alternative. You can buy chamber length gauges from Sinclair and KNOW the exact distance to...

In the past 2 weeks I’ve been approved in 28, 25, and 22…..hours…..not days….lol

I’m learning a lot

I go a different approach. I allow my brass to grow within .010” of chamber end while trimming enough off to keep them square, a couple...

Yes and thanks for the question. Making sure I’m phrasing things right and asking the right question is also helpful in me learning the...

No! 2.500" +/- .005" or whatever your reloading manual recommends. I do not unless you suspect something is wrong.

I trim every firing for consistency sake. The Giraud trimmer makes it quick and painless.

Once I get to max listed length, I trim to minimum "trim to" length. I use the Forster 3-way cutting heads. Takes about 10 seconds per...

IMHO, let's take for instance the 308 case. Maximum length is 2.015 and recommended trim is 2.005. After sizing my brass, if any is...

I have found that new brass will stretch the most on the first firing. After the first firing, I will trim all brass after resizing so...

For the safety aspect, if you are shooting a factory rifle, chamber a new piece of brass and then run a borescope from the muzzle end I...

You'll likely get different answers on this topic but I trim a group of brass if one piece is longer than the max length spec. I reduce...

I’m still very new to reloading and wondering how often I should trim brass? I know this is going to require measuring each piece of...

55 grains IMR4350 is what my 270 Remington likes as well. That is beautiful work!

I’ve got one in green illumination I would sell or trade. In the box. PM me if interested.