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About LinkBacksGuys (and girls). I'm finding excessive seating resistance in my 243 brass. It's all Norma and was given to me with unknown history. It should mostly be once fired. I thought it maybe be just a bit old so I annealed it all which improved things but 85g HPBTs are soft jackets and show seater marks at the slightest resistance. On further inspection it looks like the neck-shoulder junction has the good old donut.
I'm sizing with a Redding Type-S FL die so the brass gets a light working over each time.
I have a Forster trimmer but nothing has yet to measure oversize and require a trim. I was thinking I can buy the internal reamer for it. Anyone used this setup successfully? Or am I just too mean and I should retire the logo the scap bin?
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