Kyle Schultz
Gold $$ Contributor
I'm referring to the cutter; not the pilot.
If I adjust the tool to give the desired loaded round neck diameter, run a hundred cases or so, and then stuff a bullet and check the diameter, sometimes it seems the loaded neck diameter may be slightly larger. Either it's my sloppy measuring or the cutter isn't taking as large a bite.
I can't imagine brass wearing down a carbide cutter but then again who would have thought a piece of Styrofoam could knock a hole in the space shuttle wing. So I ask...
If I adjust the tool to give the desired loaded round neck diameter, run a hundred cases or so, and then stuff a bullet and check the diameter, sometimes it seems the loaded neck diameter may be slightly larger. Either it's my sloppy measuring or the cutter isn't taking as large a bite.
I can't imagine brass wearing down a carbide cutter but then again who would have thought a piece of Styrofoam could knock a hole in the space shuttle wing. So I ask...