I have a Forster FL sizing die (no bushing) and a Neck size die with bushing.
The FL die is compressing the neck way too much, so I was thinking to open up the neck of the FL die so it doesn't size the neck and then use the neck die with the bushing to size the neck.
Would I need a carbide bit to do so? Not sure what the Forster is made of, hardened steel? Of course, I can use the mandrel after but it'll just over work the brass.
Thank you
The FL die is compressing the neck way too much, so I was thinking to open up the neck of the FL die so it doesn't size the neck and then use the neck die with the bushing to size the neck.
Would I need a carbide bit to do so? Not sure what the Forster is made of, hardened steel? Of course, I can use the mandrel after but it'll just over work the brass.
Thank you