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Reloading
Reloading process questions
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<blockquote data-quote="jebel" data-source="post: 1590781" data-attributes="member: 106189"><p>This repeats some of what ar10 said, I think. In your #8 and #9 you talk about prepping flash holes and primer pockets. I uniform both when the brass is new (only once). Aside from a bit of cleaning of primer pockets, leave them alone after that (flash hole too).</p><p></p><p>I agree that neck turning is a one-time operation in the life of the brass. I also don't think it's a standard step for most people. Unless you have a custom chamber that requires it, you may be able to avoid turning, if you buy high-quality brass that already has pretty consistent neck thickness. It's a choice to be made based on what you see when you measure your neck thickness and its consistency.</p><p></p><p>Resizing body separate from a neck bushing die, versus using a full length bushing die to do all at once, is also a choice. Personally, I think you're fine with either route.</p><p></p><p>A couple other differences from my process that are not consequential. Looks good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jebel, post: 1590781, member: 106189"] This repeats some of what ar10 said, I think. In your #8 and #9 you talk about prepping flash holes and primer pockets. I uniform both when the brass is new (only once). Aside from a bit of cleaning of primer pockets, leave them alone after that (flash hole too). I agree that neck turning is a one-time operation in the life of the brass. I also don't think it's a standard step for most people. Unless you have a custom chamber that requires it, you may be able to avoid turning, if you buy high-quality brass that already has pretty consistent neck thickness. It's a choice to be made based on what you see when you measure your neck thickness and its consistency. Resizing body separate from a neck bushing die, versus using a full length bushing die to do all at once, is also a choice. Personally, I think you're fine with either route. A couple other differences from my process that are not consequential. Looks good. [/QUOTE]
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