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I have been annealing all except the thirty rounds also .
I have gone whole hog on all except the thirty rounds which have just had the primer flash hole cleaned up internally and a shoulder bump....

Well my mentor is both of those.
He has explained the reason for turning which makes sense to me and as my rifle is for long range hunting and he has the gear to do it I have done all but thirty...

I think the thing is I have always used my rifles for hunting/shooting at live targets. From possum shooting and paid pest controller at a nursery nailing rabbits and hares , often with on the run...

I hear ya danny. I pointed that out to my mentor but his argument was anything that can potentially reduce group size and improve accuracy , particularly hunting at longer ranges, has to be a good...

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...

Well they are considered to be plinking rounds....
That's not an easy question to answer. On good days I could put three hurried shots into less than an inch. Two weeks later I couldn't hit a 300...

Yeah, well up until the buy back the largest I had owned was a 308 . But I guess the 338 and 45/70 were my way of saying "oh really... we'll see about that" after having my 'to powerful' 223 taken...

I'm using the federal brass I kept from my 250 gr hunting rounds and after measuring the brass and especially after seeing how much brass is being removed during the neck turning process and the vast...

As you all may know I am learning the art of reloading for the 338 and my boss who is a keen long range competition shooter has taken me under his wing.
As a comp man he has me doing things to my...

So as the title asks...is neck turning worth doing to the brass and just how much effect does it have on accuracy compared to not doing ?
Any thoughts ?