You could be correct on the .200 line, I've never neck sized or built a die this way.If you dont size the .200 line properly you will get clickers. If you dont harden then I bet you will get galling and scratching of your brass.
It was just a thought/ wonder I had.You could nitride a die to harden it.
I know I think its alot more hassle and trouble than its worth trying to make a FL die from chamber reamer, sizing die different story ive got several.
Was suppose to say seating die, fat fingered itIt was just a thought/ wonder I had.
But you lost me now on being able to make a sizing die from a chamber reamer?
You could nitride a die to harden it.
I know I think its alot more hassle and trouble than its worth trying to make a FL die from chamber reamer, seating die different story ive got several.
Don't wanna try the Newlon blanks?Also going to order a PTG die blank. They said 2 weeks on that, so maybe I'll get it about the same time as my Manson reamers
Don't wanna try the Newlon blanks?
I'm sure they work just fine when you get themI thought about it but he said he uses the ptg blanks all the time and they work well for a regular FL die
I've contemplated a Lee hand press for seating depths at the range.Have you considered wilson inline blanks?
The beauty of those are you can seat everything long take it to the range and do seating tests right at your bench instead of loading a bunch of rounds and possible later having to pull them apart.