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    Neck Turning - Donut Removal

    What's the best and most cost effective way of doing this, chaps?

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    K&M set up is a middling price kit. Spud has them .
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    the most cost effective way is to not seat your bullets down the neck far enough for them to be a problem.as above k&m is top gear for turning necks with an cutter pilot with the neck turner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zx10mike View Post
    the most cost effective way is to not seat your bullets down the neck far enough for them to be a problem.as above k&m is top gear for turning necks with an cutter pilot with the neck turner.
    I don't think a COAL of 2.290" with my 223 using 53gr V-Max is too deep in the neck. I'm pretty sure its a symptom of "brass flow" rather than seating depth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elliott View Post
    I don't think a COAL of 2.290" with my 223 using 53gr V-Max is too deep in the neck. I'm pretty sure its a symptom of "brass flow" rather than seating depth.
    yes but why is it a problem if its not touching the bullet ? unless it has adverse affects on seat force but i have never had the problem to experiment as i always neck turn. supprised you have a problem in .223 with no modifications to the case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elliott View Post
    I don't think a COAL of 2.290" with my 223 using 53gr V-Max is too deep in the neck. I'm pretty sure its a symptom of "brass flow" rather than seating depth.
    How many firings? If you've got that much brass building up in the neck it's come from the web
    Thanks for looking

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    could it be that you been neck sizing and the die been set too much and squeezed the neck too much.
    hence seating bullet as created a do nut.....only speculating as i remember picking up the rcbs neck die rather than the full length one.....it squeezed the neck too much and the bullet struggled to seat

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boydy47 View Post
    How many firings? If you've got that much brass building up in the neck it's come from the web
    About 8-10 firings I guess

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