AlNyhus
Silver $$ Contributor
FWIW, here's a simple way I've used for a long time to treat the neck/shoulder area.
-30BR cases fired 7 times, sized in a f.l. bushing die each firing. Primers removed prior to measurement.
-Same case post full length sizing. Die was set for 1.160".
- Meeks 'ring of fire' tool, a cake pan with 3/8" of water, propane bottle and 50 willing participants.
-In process. 350 degrees for 12 seconds.
-Done with the draw back.
-Blew the cases dry with the air compressor, then swished 'em in some Coleman Camp Fuel.
-It's going to be 90 here today, so set 'em on the deck of my wife's Zen Den to warm up.
-Ran this one through the full length die. Now the shoulder stays put @ 1.160" and shoulder diameter also stays reduced.
For what it's worth......
Good shootin'
-Al
-30BR cases fired 7 times, sized in a f.l. bushing die each firing. Primers removed prior to measurement.

-Same case post full length sizing. Die was set for 1.160".

- Meeks 'ring of fire' tool, a cake pan with 3/8" of water, propane bottle and 50 willing participants.

-In process. 350 degrees for 12 seconds.

-Done with the draw back.

-Blew the cases dry with the air compressor, then swished 'em in some Coleman Camp Fuel.

-It's going to be 90 here today, so set 'em on the deck of my wife's Zen Den to warm up.

-Ran this one through the full length die. Now the shoulder stays put @ 1.160" and shoulder diameter also stays reduced.

For what it's worth......
Good shootin'

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