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    Quote Originally Posted by chainsaw View Post
    thanks for sharing GWH - damn handy to know. Will have to check my 284 brass more closely to see if similar is happening.
    Dumb question - is the photo with red line pre or post neck turn ?
    Post neck turn mate, the shiny area has been turned

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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    56g of 2209 gets a 150gr doing 2970 in my 22" barreled m595 284win. Accurate as
    Well Ive got a 22" barrel on mine so it would be nice to get close to that. Have you ever tried those 150gn Sciroccos?

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    Time for me to buy some Neck turning gear

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kudu View Post
    Well Ive got a 22" barrel on mine so it would be nice to get close to that. Have you ever tried those 150gn Sciroccos?
    No never used them. The 150 sgk and 150 NBT both seem to work well.

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    Time for me to buy some Neck turning gear
    Sounds like you've measured up your necks eh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by distant stalker View Post
    Time for me to buy some Neck turning gear
    You can come over & use mine if you want.
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    Shut up, get out & start pushing!

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    Cool report @GWH
    If anyone is eyeing up any rifles of GHW's p#$$ off! I get first dibs HAHA
    You have the PERFECT all rounder now mate
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Nice. What does it group like at the new speed?
    Re-testing those loads @2800 a 2nd time, I was getting the odd one with excess pressure. Backed it down a bit and retested.....

    But I also tried H414........it likes it!

    Here's the 6 shot ladder, last 3 were tight at the top.



    Currently loading up more at 53gr to try at 300 and 400 yards.

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    Thanks for the post. I have had trouble with donuts (not at work aye Ginga) in my 284 brass and have been inside reaming the necks prior to resizing to take them out. Haven't measured the necks yet through but get the whole thicker base once necked up. Would you neck turn the fired brass before resizing or after through the FL die? Thanks, Jase

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    After FL sizing, you then trim them all to the same length before neck turning
    Shut up, get out & start pushing!

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    Quote Originally Posted by outdoorlad View Post
    After FL sizing, you then trim them all to the same length before neck turning
    Yeah you need to size them before running the expander mandrel thru them to get the necks to the perfect size to fit the mandrel on your turning tool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    Yeah you need to size them before running the expander mandrel thru them to get the necks to the perfect size to fit the mandrel on your turning tool.
    Excellent. Thank you

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    Looking at this really makes one have a desire for a 284win!! Bloody well done!
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    Jasec, get your donuts sorted?

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    It's going pretty well now @Tahr. Quick test at 300 yards.











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