by Grimstod » Wed Nov 19, 2014 6:55 pm
I have been doing a little more reloading and started to do something that an article on the bulletin suggested. I seat half way then turn the bullet 180 then seat it the rest of the way. I have seen a slight improvement.
However one interesting revelation was when I started moving the rest that you rotate the bullet on, up and down the shell. With the rest on the shoulder I get the 12-15thousanths of runout. But when I put the rest on the neck I only get like .003 What does this mean?
This is all Virgin brass. I have only neck sized it with a redding Type S Bushing necks sizing die. I seat my bullet with a Forster micrometer die.


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