Neck Bushing Causing .002 additional Run-Out

[pete1955]

C'mon guys...let's not get into a "who's testes are bigger" competition. This place is supposed to be about the exchange of ideas.

Pete, please express your opinions without calling anyone out. Butch Lambert and Dominic Moran are two of the most accomplished and knowledgeable posters on this forum. If they say something, it's because they've seen or done it in real life, not just read it or heard it.

Look them up and you'll see what I mean.

I see, so your saying dmoron has done a lot of berry picking and can do as he pleases.

Your just a huckleberry above a persimmon in your "pete1955" first week here.... wow

 

[JasonT]

I see, so your saying dmoron has done a lot of berry picking and can do as he pleases.

I'd say that he's done a lot of berry picking so he knows the best techniques and equipment to pick berries in most cases. Maybe in your gun, his methods don't work. But that doesn't mean he's wrong - on the contrary. I'd venture a guess that his opinions are correct/helpful for 90% of shooters. I'm sure that you have a good amount of knowledge too.

 

[pete1955]

You missed my point, huckleberries and persimmons are not causing the OP increased neck runout.

And insults by dmoron won't decrease the OP neck runout.

And bushing dies work best with tight neck chambers with neck turned brass.

Below from the Whidden website.
http://www.whiddengunworks.com/standard-reloading-dies/

"The non-bushing sizer die typically yields more concentric ammo in our experience"