Yes that all sounds about right.
My M595 was rechambered a long time ago before my ownership.
It has a .322 neck, I'm running new WW brass in that which measures .313 on a loaded round. So yeah it will be working the necks alot, very important to annual.
When I first got the rifle it came with some fired WW brass I noticed some of the necks were split or split after I fired them once or twice.
When I got my t3 rechambered I got gunworks to use their other reamer with a .317 neck and a different lead angle.
In this rifle I have used necked up 6.5-284 Lapua brass which I neck turn to remove the donut that forms after expanding. A loaded round of this measures .311
I always remember reading that the 284 win doesn't like too tighter neck clearances.
In loading for both rifles I've always found that I cannot run the powder charges that I believe I should be able to in the barrel with the .317 neck.
I don't know if it's due to the lower neck clearance or the different lead angle.
Whereas the old M595 with the big sloppy neck has always been able to run the charges that Quickload tells me I can without seeing pressure signs too soon on a ladder.
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