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Thread: 30-06, Hdy FL Size die button shaving brass

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    Quote Originally Posted by 30.06king View Post
    Two things.

    With the rod with the "problem" neck expander secured into the die body in it's usual position, flip the die around until you are looking up into the die internals. Is the rod centred nicely in the die cavity ? It's not unusual at all, especially with Hornady dies, for the rod to be off-centre. Cure this by loosening the lock nut, turning the rod either up or down slightly until it's nicely centred, then reset with the lock nut. This might prevent or reduce brass scraping.
    https://www.deltamike.co.nz/product/...expander-ball/
    Some brands of dies (mmm Hornady?) are attrocious for off centre expander balls/decapping pins.
    When I used to use those type of dies I used an old Nick Harvey trick, an O ring under the lock nut. Lock nut just snugged. There is enough slop in the thread for them to then self centre. But first I would rotate as described above to get the best centering.
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