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    Anyone seen this before?

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    Has anyone seen this before? 95gr sst for my 243. Everytime I go to seat the bullet the die takes a chunk of the copper jacket and leaves a ring. Tried another die and it did the same to the bullet.

    Any help would be appreciated

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    yip...its where die contacts projectile,only get it with soft projectiles...try champhering cases a little bit more so they slip in like a well greased prcik up a slack fnany....it does make a difference to ease of loading...and the ring WONT EFFECT PROJECTILES PREFORMANCE.
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    LOOKING hard at your photo I can see burr on case right by your thumb....Im guessing you have trimmed for length but neglected to deburr enough???
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    Cheers for the info, na haven't trimmed for size as they were virgin brass and didn't need trimming.. is it worth deburring anyway?cheers

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    Virgin brass is quite often in need of trimming and chamfering.
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    Greetings All,
    My standard prep for new brass is to lightly lubricate the inside of the neck with a strip of Chux cloth wrapped around an old bore brush and run the expander button in and out of the case mouth. There is no need to neck size and new cases should definitely not be full length sized unless they won't chamber. A chamfer inside and out completes the process. Cases are full length sized as part of their final forming process and the necks are not expanded so the necks usually are concentric with the case body. Full length resizing unfired cases can do more damage than good.
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    I always got that mark on projectile when loading SSTs for both .308 and .270.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    Virgin brass is quite often in need of trimming and chamfering.
    And if it's not fully relaxed (annealed) it needs lubed
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    You could just throw the SSt's away and get some good bullets
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    I have seen that on my 243 now and again when loading long soft bullet's, Ie Berger 105gr vld or 108eldm's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moa Hunter View Post
    And if it's not fully relaxed (annealed) it needs lubed
    Very clever☺
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    The ring is caused by the seating stem inside the die. The shape of the vld bullets with long noses don't conform to the standard (old) angle in the stem and if using hornady dies you can get a new vld stem for all those nice new pointy bullets! Another cure is to take the stem out, coat a bullet in grinding paste in a drill then use it to grind out the sharp edge it the stem.
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    Just saw the video in earlier post, doh
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