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I love a Dasher. Have had good success with a .271 neck using Lapua brass cleaned up 50%. Had a new rifle built with a .272 neck. Started with hydroformed brass from DJ. Fireforming with 30 grain Varget, the rifle shot outstanding and the brass looked fine. Then started a load work up and settled on 32.4g
Varget. Great accuracy BUT saw carbon on the shoulders of every case. Using SAC dies with .002 neck tension. 3rd firing was the same. I anneal every time. Tried virgin brass and same result. Sent dies to SAC and they said everything was correct. Sent rifle back and smith verified.272 neck. He tried more neck tension with hydroformed brass, virgin brass and some turned brass and got no carbon on the necks. MAYBE the mystery is solved. He is still working on it. NEVER had anything like this before.
Varget. Great accuracy BUT saw carbon on the shoulders of every case. Using SAC dies with .002 neck tension. 3rd firing was the same. I anneal every time. Tried virgin brass and same result. Sent dies to SAC and they said everything was correct. Sent rifle back and smith verified.272 neck. He tried more neck tension with hydroformed brass, virgin brass and some turned brass and got no carbon on the necks. MAYBE the mystery is solved. He is still working on it. NEVER had anything like this before.