Erik Cortina - Youtube

[sidesy]

I don't know if anyone else has come across this gentleman (one of the top F Class shooters in the US / smallest group ever recorded at 1000 yards ) on YouTube but a really enjoyable watch with regard to his own advanced reloading techniques and goes against quite a few of the norms like chasing the lands......have a look .......

[bighit]

I don't know if anyone else has come across this gentleman (one of the top F Class shooters in the US / smallest group ever recorded at 1000 yards ) on YouTube but a really enjoyable watch with regard to his own advanced reloading techniques and goes against quite a few of the norms like chasing the lands......have a look .......

He also built Matt Carriker's s (Demolition Ranch ) Demo Ranch HQ . Texas Barndominiums https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GRvz6JgPFY

[aris]

I remember seeing his video about neck sizing a while back.

https://youtu.be/lLG2kSrD40g

Caused a bit of a stir

He clearly knows his stuff, but not a great communicator.

[loiner1965]

he uses a carbon cleaner called CLR i believe then alcohol then patch out.
i use an american carbon remover called seafoam which you can buy off the auction site then i use brake cleaner then patch out.

[thibben]

I remember seeing his video about neck sizing a while back.

https://youtu.be/lLG2kSrD40g

Caused a bit of a stir

He clearly knows his stuff, but not a great communicator.

Watched the video you linked - did not know there was a different way to 'size' your brass?? BTW the Wilson FL bushing sizers a pretty good.

[Leeman]

[QUOTE=BTW the Wilson FL bushing sizers a pretty good.[/QUOTE]

Thibben,

Which chambering are you using them for? I'm using Forster, Redding and Whidden, but not Wilson. I'm looking at buying a rifle with Redding/Wilson bushing dies included and having no experience of Wilson, not sure if one would be preferable over the other. You obviously find them a good fit for the brass you're using?

[thibben]

Hello again Leeman.

I have Forster and Redding dies for other cartridges, 6.5x47 etc. The Wilson was the first ‘try’ for my 6mm Dasher and measuring the case before and after FL sizing it is doing just the right amount of work on the brass when setting the shoulder back.

For ref I anneal every time, home made case lube and expand separately using a carbide mandrel to give .002 ‘ grip’ ( or there abouts , but consistent ).

The Wilson are nice quality. Thought about Widden but heard differing opinions on them, but you know how that goes

If it had been overworking the brass I would have had the die honed (NB not had this done before so no current ideas as to ‘who’).

T