Shooting. The value of not reshaping and then blowing the shoulder out with each firing is inarguable, at least in my opinion. I like the idea of full length sizing and adjusting the die not to change the shoulder on fire formed brass. Not having experience with bottle necked cartridge reloading I did not know thar was an option until you mentioned it. Avoiding the bulge from not full length sizing makes sense too. I have seen match shooters having to discard brass because of that.
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Sizing question
- Grover Sr, 2018-05-11, 17:50
- For the most part yes. With TC's - WB, 2018-05-11, 20:26
- As a hunter, always get in the habit of full - Gary Reeder, 2018-05-11, 20:24
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Should be sized to the chamber and should
- Amede, 2018-05-11, 20:20
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I disagree. If you don't full length your brass, you get a
- Gary Reeder, 2018-05-11, 20:32
- I SIZE EVERYTHING INCLUDING BRAND NEW BRASS (nm) - JT, 2018-05-12, 22:22
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Thanks, now I know! (nm)
- Grover Sr, 2018-05-11, 20:35
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Grover, find your own road to travel. My
- Gary Reeder, 2018-05-11, 20:51
- I will, just need to start loading and - Grover Sr, 2018-05-12, 06:20
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Grover, find your own road to travel. My
- Gary Reeder, 2018-05-11, 20:51
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I hear that. Just that is the way I always did my 30 and 357
- Amede, 2018-05-11, 20:35
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The old Herrett cartridges were great cartridges, BUT
- Gary Reeder, 2018-05-11, 20:49
- The 2 that drove me crazy was 223 and 35 Rem - Amede, 2018-05-12, 07:05
- My first Contender was a Super 14, 30 Herrett. - Mike Casselton, 2018-05-12, 06:11
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The old Herrett cartridges were great cartridges, BUT
- Gary Reeder, 2018-05-11, 20:49
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I disagree. If you don't full length your brass, you get a
- Gary Reeder, 2018-05-11, 20:32