gamestalker
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I see a number of reloaders annealing their necks because they are dealing with constant neck splitting or neck tension issues. And anyone who knows me, knows that I load em hot with slow burning powders., yet I honestly can't ever recall a single neck splitting in 30 or so years. I usually get from 12-15 reloadings off my belted magnum brass, and considerably more from standard bottle necks, and I don't think I've ever actually had a revolver case fail, and rarely will my AL pistol brass fail in less than 20 reloadings.
I don't think I do anything different than most, I keep my brass all trimmed to spec., properely formed, but I don't by any means ever load powder puff targe loads. I have two styles of loading for everything, hot and hotter.
I don't think I do anything different than most, I keep my brass all trimmed to spec., properely formed, but I don't by any means ever load powder puff targe loads. I have two styles of loading for everything, hot and hotter.