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Hello, This is pretty much a follow-up to one of my recent posts. I was unable to find .458 Lott brass and was made aware of the Hornady Belted Magnum Basic Brass. Well, I received my brass and have a question. The brass is 2.86 (a little less according to my calipers) and needs to be trimmed to 2.8. If I just run the brass into my resizing die (Hornady) I'm pretty sure it will bottom out, right? To what size to I need to cut the brass so it will resize, but still leave me enough to trim to 2.8? My concern is that if I trim to 2.8, then resize, I may end up with short brass. Thanks! | ||
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When I've sized a basic brass down I have done the first pass with the die set about 1/8 inch high. Then trim to length. Then full length size with the die set properly. That worked best for me in taking a 500 Basic to 50-140 Ray ...look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh. | |||
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That makes perfect sense, I'll try it! Why can't I ever think of those things? I'm telling you, if everybody were like me we'd all still be huddled around in caves, naked, eating raw meat. | |||
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