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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
To inside ream or neck turn
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<blockquote data-quote="woodnut" data-source="post: 1612682" data-attributes="member: 17593"><p>Hey guys. I have been reloading for a lot of years and have not had to ream or neck turn for quite a while and have either forgot or refuse to admit what I should do about a problem I have with brass in 6.5CM.</p><p>When loading some same brand brass, I found some bullets seated with noticeably more effort than some others. I segregated them and at the range saw it made a pretty big difference. I had already sized and primed once fired brass b4 I noticed the difference. Apparently, some were fired in one rifle and others in another, one being a gas gun. Only reason I can see for the difference. </p><p></p><p>Sooo, b4 I jump in and do something I will regret, having forgot which order to do it and how best to do it: should I 1) resize THEN turn necks or ream, or 2) not resize and turn necks or ream? I hate to think about turning necks as it is v-e-r-y slow and laborious. Help!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="woodnut, post: 1612682, member: 17593"] Hey guys. I have been reloading for a lot of years and have not had to ream or neck turn for quite a while and have either forgot or refuse to admit what I should do about a problem I have with brass in 6.5CM. When loading some same brand brass, I found some bullets seated with noticeably more effort than some others. I segregated them and at the range saw it made a pretty big difference. I had already sized and primed once fired brass b4 I noticed the difference. Apparently, some were fired in one rifle and others in another, one being a gas gun. Only reason I can see for the difference. Sooo, b4 I jump in and do something I will regret, having forgot which order to do it and how best to do it: should I 1) resize THEN turn necks or ream, or 2) not resize and turn necks or ream? I hate to think about turning necks as it is v-e-r-y slow and laborious. Help! [/QUOTE]
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