We havent had a ton of time to compare but I think he said hes running 180s at 3070 with 76gn. I forgot to ask what powder and if it was a hot load or not and dont know what the total case capacity is. Sorry I know that's not a good equal comparison or answer. I'm also still doing testing on...
Yeah they are right now although I know others are considering. I'd like to see Peterson make some. Agree on 5 firings but it's a decent sized case and the dies are crap so theres a few different contributors.
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Some of you may know that I had a reamer made to neck down the new 300PRC to 7mm to see what...
Didn't realize they had a shellholder conversion. I may have to look into that. I'd rather they create their own shellholder jaws in different thicknesses instead of current shellholders. I like the auto open and it makes knocking brass out and into a box very easy and quick.
Im now resizing on a forster which doesnt use shell holders. I single stage my match ammo. The dillon is for training and pistol ammo.
Explain to me how removing material from the bottom of a die increases headspace. Comp shell holders can go thinner than normal shell holders, thus bumping the...
I only anneal every 2-3 firings. I trim on a giraud every loading
My reloading process is:
For fired brass,
Decap, stainless tumble, lube/resize, corn cob tumble to clean lube off, trim on giraud, prime, powder, seat bullet.
Quit getting cranky and lets stay on track here.
1. I understand geometry quite well and even if something is crooked, Im using an independent device (the die) to push the shoulder back. What your saying is like saying I cant balance a tire on a tirebalanceing maching because I dont know if it...
You act like Im just not listening. Im not new to reloading, precision reloading, shooting or the like. Im trying to keep things on topic here that make sense. Threads get derailed in a heartbeat around here more times than not, there is more mis-information than valid information.
Im measuring...
They rechamber when they bump back, they rechamber tight when the shoulder moves fwd. I didn't answer this because I guess I didn't see where it had anything to not being able to use the die to bump. For me it's about consistancy and if I can't bump them they way I want it doesn't matter if they...
I can see lube causing issues by creating dented shoulders using too much lube (Been there, done that) etc but it shouldnt have anything to do with pushing the shoulders forward and not being able to bump them.
Yes I agree, the FL die will push the shoulder forward which if the die is longer than it should be, then it will prevent you from bumping the shoulder due to bottoming out on the shell holder, i.e. you resize, die bottoms out but shoulder of brass doesnt reach the shoulder inside the die...
Type S Bushing Full Length Die. Like I said, i have more than one that is long in length and you cant bump the brass without bumping it at least 5 thouh. The die is definitely too long IMO. Now if you had competition shell holders you could make up for it but thats not an option on a dillon or...
Just wanted to throw this out there and see if anyone else has noticed this.
So I run the Redding Comp Bushing dies. Ive noticed that if I set them up to just bump the shoulder 2-3 thou that if I go back and measure my all my brass after I resize, I will get some that resize correctly but...