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I just began reloading today! I have a few questions that I would appreciate some help with. First, rounds loaded with my full sizing die are being dented just below the shoulder. What is causing this? Second, I seated a couple of rounds 1/16th of an inch too deep with the starting load. Are these going to be unsafe? Thanks for your help.
 
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I just began reloading today! I have a few questions Thanks for your help.


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rounds loaded with my full sizing die are being dented just below the shoulder. What is causing this?

Too much die lubricant.

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I seated a couple of rounds 1/16th of an inch too deep with the starting load. Are these going to be unsafe?
Not at all.....shoot em.


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Thanks for your help! Do you recommend one of those lube pads? I was just putting the lube on with my fingers per the manual.
 
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Do you recommend one of those lube pads


NO....use a spray like "one shot".....I use Lyman but the one shot is good too.


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A way to stop denting from too much lube, is to wipe each case off lightly with a shop rag before sizing..

Instead of case lube.. I use an old frying pan, and WD 40 to lube my cases... and then tumble them after resizing to take the lube off...

cheaper, easier, and less messy..


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I use a lube pad. For me, its easyer, simpler, no over spray waste or mess.

I wipe them off with a rag after also
 
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Haven't you guys heard of Imperial Sizing Wax? It's MUCH less messy than a lube pad and a little bit on your fingers goes a very long ways.
 
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I seated a couple of rounds 1/16th of an inch too deep with the starting load.


What are you using to measure with, a carpenter's foot-rule?
 
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