New brass.
- Thread starter Ed Dixon
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sricciardelli
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Doesn't hurt to do it....and it may even help bottle-necked cases.
It does remove any dents, etc., caused during packing and shipping.
It does remove any dents, etc., caused during packing and shipping.
I always do.
The stuff going through the Dillon is easier that way - no sense breaking tradition
& bottlenecks most always get the size, trim, ream bit anyway.
Dents in the necks'll get taken out but those in the shoulder/body usually won't. No matter - first firing blows 'em out anyway.
The stuff going through the Dillon is easier that way - no sense breaking tradition
& bottlenecks most always get the size, trim, ream bit anyway.Dents in the necks'll get taken out but those in the shoulder/body usually won't. No matter - first firing blows 'em out anyway.
Ben Shepherd
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ALWAYS size new brass.
1. I get .003 difference on new 44 mag winchester brass.
2. You know the flash hole is there.
1. I get .003 difference on new 44 mag winchester brass.
2. You know the flash hole is there.