Thread: how little reworking of the brass while reloading is necessary

Originally Posted by Tentman

Haha - eventually you'll end up with a loaded round stuck in the chamber refusing to be extracted . . . . Same thing happens when you only neck size.

I gave up neck sizing only for this reason, using the neck sized stuff meant that every round had to be tried in the chamber before leaving home to avoid embarrassment at the range or out hunting. Unless you remove the firing pin checking them is an unnecessary hazard.

Exactly. I tried neck sizing for a couple of years. Tight chambers in the field. Need to keep count of how many times you neck only.

Went back to FLS but measure it now and same accuracy.

If I need to pull bullets. Then I do a part neck size when I load the cases again. That's it.