That’s a very good point. Another tool in the box is always handy.I have the Redding Type-S neck-only and full-length dies. When I switched over to full-length sizing every time I thought my neck-only die would languish untouched. However, I have found it very useful to resize the neck tension when I pull a batch of bullets for whatever reason.
I recently wanted to do a new round of seating depth testing for my three Silhouette loads on my aging barrel. I had 15-30 rounds of each load left over from the season so I was able to pull the bullets using the Hornady cam-lock puller, resize the neck on the still-filled cases, then reseat the bullets long for use with the Wilson inline seater and arbor press at the range. Without resizing the neck there was almost no neck tension after pulling the bullets.
It may be an infrequent use case but it still comes in handy!









