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Resize New straight wall brass?
20 June 2010, 05:32
blackbearhunterResize New straight wall brass?
Do you full length size brand new straight wall brass cases/44magnum,etc. cases or just bell the mouth and load 'em up?
20 June 2010, 07:03
TripletDadI size them, but that's me. Before I started that, I had one batch that didn't hold the bullet like they should.
20 June 2010, 08:19
hivelosityload and shoot em as long as they chamber a good crimp will hold the bullet
23 June 2010, 10:13
homebrewerI would. Then you know...
23 June 2010, 12:20
enfieldsparesWhen handguns were legal here I shot a lot of 38 Special and 44 Magnum plus the other "usual suspects" of 455 Webley etc., etc..
I always put new factory brass through the (carbide) re-sizing die when I got it. And use a neck-chamfer too to de-burr inside and out.
In fact treated it just as if it were once-fired brass bought in or picked up off the range.
As HB say. Then you know...
23 June 2010, 21:51
homebrewer'spares says,
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When handguns were legal here...
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23 June 2010, 22:41
fredj338I size, to get them round, then chamfer. Often new brass will have a decent burr on the case mouth & be out of round..
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23 June 2010, 22:47
jeffeossoevery time .. i resize all new brass ... too many bent mouths ..
24 June 2010, 03:28
enfieldsparesquote:
Often new brass will have a decent burr on the case mouth & be out of round..
More often if it said "R - P" on the headstamp! Less often if it said "W - W"!
24 June 2010, 03:44
MikeMichalskiFull length, every time, old or new.
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Originally posted by MikeMichalski:
Full length, every time, old or new.
+1
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