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About LinkBacksI've been using a Lee Load-all since the early 80's, (stop laughing), and am slowly talking myself into getting something better. But what?
I'm loading .308win, but am planning to also load subsonic .44mag, and maybe .223 with heavier projectiles.
I was astute enough to invest in a decent (by 1983 standards) scales.
I don't want to pay loads, and I need to be able to get different new/used dies easily.
Is it common to neck-size fireformed shells (as per Lee Load-all) or full length resize?
What tools are available for prepping fired shells?
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