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<blockquote data-quote="Rusty85" data-source="post: 2985093" data-attributes="member: 105808"><p>Yes. I like making good looking reloads. Most people that see my reloads think it factory loaded rounds. Sizing before you tumble that way if there's any sizing marks the tumbling takes them away. And by not having the expander button in the die I don't re-expand the neck until after I anneal so I'm getting consistent neck tension.</p><p>Unknown Munitions also uses this same method when you send them brass to load, except they use a wet tumbler instead of a dry. I was doing before I heard their method but it kind of validated that what I was doing also works for other people.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rusty85, post: 2985093, member: 105808"] Yes. I like making good looking reloads. Most people that see my reloads think it factory loaded rounds. Sizing before you tumble that way if there's any sizing marks the tumbling takes them away. And by not having the expander button in the die I don't re-expand the neck until after I anneal so I'm getting consistent neck tension. Unknown Munitions also uses this same method when you send them brass to load, except they use a wet tumbler instead of a dry. I was doing before I heard their method but it kind of validated that what I was doing also works for other people. [/QUOTE]
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