Reeder Custom Guns - if the problem is in the necks, it could also be

Gary Reeder
if the problem is in the necks, it could also be
Wednesday, June 10, 2020, 17:19

your sizer die. Before you do anything drastic you might check that out. The last thing the die makers do before the die goes out is heat treat it and sometimes the die will shrink or expand a bit.I have never had problems with Winchester brass. Doesn't mean it can't be Winchester's problem, but worth checking out.

Brass - Ed, 2020-06-10, 16:05
- Had the same problem on 223 brass years ago - Asa, 2020-06-11, 06:58
- Brass Dents - Robt, 2020-06-10, 20:31
- if the problem is in the necks, it could also be - Gary Reeder, 2020-06-10, 17:19
- Why were they throw aways? Your giving WB a heart attack. (nm) - Darryl T., 2020-06-10, 16:58
  - Why we always gotta jump on Scotty... (nm) - ChrisG, 2020-06-10, 18:36
    - lol, if it’s got to be somebody... not sure - WB, 2020-06-10, 18:43
      - You'd come up with something... (nm) - ChrisG, 2020-06-10, 20:32
  - If I knew how to send pictures - Ed, 2020-06-10, 17:38
    - I don't know about firearm brass but in the water - WB, 2020-06-11, 06:48
      - I had a similar problem - steve todd, 2020-06-11, 08:11
        Could be bad alloy, but I would think needed annealed? (nm) - Asa, 2020-06-11, 11:41
        Oops, this went in the wrong place - steve todd, 2020-06-11, 08:15
    - Sounds like die/lube issues. (nm) - Darryl T., 2020-06-11, 03:40
    - I had a similar problem once - Bob Denning, 2020-06-10, 20:38