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Thread: Full length resizing 7mm Rem Mag problem

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    Quote Originally Posted by andyanimal31 View Post
    All this talk about setting up your die to set the shoulder back two thou has been debunked in an interveiw with the vice president of redding explaining why you should be using competition shell holders.
    I have had a set for years for doing 308 sized cartridges which is all the common ones including the 30-06 line of cartridges.
    I seem to use the 6 thou one the most.
    The other thing to be really carefull of is to only use the same brand of shell holder with the dies.
    This i found out the hardway by mismatching and rendering a heap of good brass to the bin when I started getting case separations from it been oversized.
    I will try to find the link to the pod cast as its bloody interesting.
    I even bought another set for my 300 norma mag, not cheap but by far the best option for achieving correct head spaced brass.
    Just saying
    Sounds a bit spurious. Almost like they're trying to get you to buy their shell holders. Whether you adjust the height of the die or use a different shell holder to adjust the height of the case, surely the end result is that the case gets shoved the same amount into the die, no?

    The standard plate height is meant to be 0.125" though sticking with only one shell holder is not a bad idea, since you cannot trust that they'll all be exact.
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