neck turning tool ?

[The Hock]

The tight neck rifles I own are so marked next to the caliber as to the diameter of the neck. Otherwise it should be a no-turn chamber.

 

[Jud96]

Some rifles, such as my Dad's factory 700 7mm Rem Mag, require neck turning with certain brands of brass. He uses Norma brass, and his loaded rounds have a neck diameter just .002 smaller than his fired case necks. A bullet also wouldn't easily slide into his fired case mouths. We turned .001 off each side to give a total clearance of .004 between the chamber and loaded rounds.

 

[Mram10us]

I have RCBS and two KMs but use the km 90% of the time

 

[elf]

I do not turn necks for hunting, only for competition . Started with K&M, bought one for each barrel, so that adjustment never had to be moved. Then I switched to pma and never looked back.

 

[Mram10us]

I do not turn necks for hunting, only for competition . Started with K&M, bought one for each barrel, so that adjustment never had to be moved. Then I switched to pma and never looked back.

I'll buy your km ones I set Them up in my lathe and go crazy. Makes neck turning easy and quick

 

[Kmccord]

Some rifles, such as my Dad's factory 700 7mm Rem Mag, require neck turning with certain brands of brass. He uses Norma brass, and his loaded rounds have a neck diameter just .002 smaller than his fired case necks. A bullet also wouldn't easily slide into his fired case mouths. We turned .001 off each side to give a total clearance of .004 between the chamber and loaded rounds.

I just recently started shooting a Bergara B14 7mag, I took a fired case and tried to insert a Berger 168gr VLD and it would not slide in, this is using once fired factory Hornady brass out of that chamber. I was wondering why it would not slide in and after reading this forum, I now see what it means for neck turning. I have a 28 Nosler the bullets slide in easily on a fired case, but I have a donut it hits and stops the bullet from sliding in all the way. That was why I am going to purchase a K&M reamer and Turner.

 

[338 dude]

I just recently started shooting a Bergara B14 7mag, I took a fired case and tried to insert a Berger 168gr VLD and it would not slide in, this is using once fired factory Hornady brass out of that chamber. I was wondering why it would not slide in and after reading this forum, I now see what it means for neck turning. I have a 28 Nosler the bullets slide in easily on a fired case, but I have a donut it hits and stops the bullet from sliding in all the way. That was why I am going to purchase a K&M reamer and Turner.

I don't like reaming the inside of my neck's I feel it rough them up I prefer to use a mandrel push all imperfections to the outside then turn them off

 

[jlvandersnick]

I really like my PMA

 

[BrentM]

K&M and my cordless drill.

 

[ThrdKllr]

I really like my PMA

I have a highly modified RCBS hand turner that works great. I make my own mandrels and have reshaped the cutter to match the shoulder angle. But if I were buying new it would be the PMA.

 

[sturner]

Sinclair's

 

[Jeffrey Van Zandt]

I'm in the market for a neck turning tool, Hornaday or RCBS is what I'm considering Are they ok, what works best for you. Don't want to spend a fortune. Hornaday looks good, but I don't know how good it is. Please help me make a good choice.

K&M is top of the line love the one I have

 

[Cody Richardson]

21st century shooting is who i would recommend. Phenomenal tool

 

[cetacea]

Sinclair, with shell holder chucked in a drill. Improved 6mm/284W groups from about 3/4" to about 1/4".