Thread: Neck turning...is it worth doing ?

you need to trim to length and debur inside and out first...... but if your reloading guru who is teaching you says to do so...it would be downright rude to not do so while still under his tutorage.... did you ever work out what caused the dings on sized case being chambered??? maybe part of reason he is suggesting it for your rifle.
WHEN you buy LEE case length trimmer you will have handy gizmo to hold base that goes in cordless drill......lots of jobs are much easier then....

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

you need to trim to length and debur inside and out first...... but if your reloading guru who is teaching you says to do so...it would be downright rude to not do so while still under his tutorage.... did you ever work out what caused the dings on sized case being chambered??? maybe part of reason he is suggesting it for your rifle.
WHEN you buy LEE case length trimmer you will have handy gizmo to hold base that goes in cordless drill......lots of jobs are much easier then....

Hi Micky... pleased to hear from you again.
I'm certainly not going to turn down his help , you are right there. Just seems a bit over the top what he is saying to do , but being a comp shooter I guess he wants to do as much as possible for accuracy and consistency.
And he told me if you want to learn , learn how it's done properly then decide what you want to do or not after you know the full process.... and you can't argue with that logic.....
I really appreciate his helping me out and I am trying to take in as much as possible . I am also lucky he has the appropriate tools for 338 as he shoots a 338 edge so I am counting my blessings there also .
And as for the denting still not conclusive but the boss thinks something to do with ejection of the case. I won't worry to much about that until all the brass is done and sized and will cycle a few through then and see what happens.