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    Quote Originally Posted by Boydy47 View Post
    I'd be getting some new brass, how many times trimmed?
    Mmm.. Maybe eh. Probably half a dozen maybe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elliott View Post
    Mmm.. Maybe eh. Probably half a dozen maybe.
    Yeah, time for new brass
    Thanks for looking

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boydy47 View Post
    Yeah, time for new brass
    Derided as the may be by some people, Lee Collet Neck dies may be one option.

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    You need a neck reamer then and not a neck turner. Why take brass off the outside of the neck when it is forming at the shoulder/neck junction? The doughnut will still be there.

    Usually you only need to neck turn for a tight neck in the chamber or possibly to lightly true up the necks on some cases, but if it is all down to flow, it will just re-occur anyway as the brass flows forward into the neck. The errors in concentricity start back in the case body where one side might be thicker than the other and this simply extrudes forwards, so it will re-occur evetually if you just neck turn.

    If you are worried about incipient head seperation use a piece of wire with a bend and run it over the inside of the case, you will feel it before you see it by which time its replacement time.

    I have had 2 cases of head sep.

    In .303 where I FL re-sized. Neck only prevented it and I assume the chamber dims were a bit generous as the head spacing was ok

    In 5.56x45 where I swapped FL dies and did not set the new one up properly and over bumped the shoulders back. A Dillon gaugue soon showed the error and it was sorted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Parabuteo View Post
    You need a neck reamer then and not a neck turner. Why take brass off the outside of the neck when it is forming at the shoulder/neck junction? The doughnut will still be there.
    Yes, that sounds like what I need. Where would I get one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elliott View Post
    Yes, that sounds like what I need. Where would I get one?
    Forster make them. Try Hannams.

    Honestly though very few people ever suffer from it and you dont see many people messing with neck turning etc outside of wildcats and Benchrest/F.

    Are you neck sizing only, and if so are you going right back to the shoulder junction?
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    You really shouldn't have this issue.

    How hot are your loads?

    All that brass comes from somewhere, I would double check everything you're doing before something seperates.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Elliott View Post
    Yes, that sounds like what I need. Where would I get one?
    I have some k an M neck turning and neck reaming in a box somewhere
    Message me tomorrow when I have time to root it out.
    John F.

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    Quote Originally Posted by himself View Post
    I have some k an M neck turning and neck reaming in a box somewhere
    Message me tomorrow when I have time to root it out.
    John F.
    Have found the above mentioned items,they are for 6mm cases.
    John F.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elliott View Post
    Mmm.. Maybe eh. Probably half a dozen maybe.
    That's quite a bit of trimming, any signs of bright rings up near the case head. Id be looking at new brass myself as a simple fix.
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