Dimner
I do believe in Captain Crunch.
Just to add another way mandrels can be used...
I'm using a 30-06 and 7x57 Forster Benchrest full length resizing die. Was not happy with the neck tension I was getting. I could tell the tension was a too tight when I seated bullets. I was thinking about getting the dies honed, but I had no idea what size to get them honed to. So I added a step into my process where I run the cases in a 0.307 and a 0.283 porter's mandrel (minus tolerance). Made a big difference when seating bullets as well as the SD/ES of my handloads. Did it tighten my groups? I'm not sure, I was in the middle of developing a load. I have a load I like with the 30-06, max extreme spread of 10 with N150. I think it helped my groups but I really have no interest in going back to test.
I'm using a 30-06 and 7x57 Forster Benchrest full length resizing die. Was not happy with the neck tension I was getting. I could tell the tension was a too tight when I seated bullets. I was thinking about getting the dies honed, but I had no idea what size to get them honed to. So I added a step into my process where I run the cases in a 0.307 and a 0.283 porter's mandrel (minus tolerance). Made a big difference when seating bullets as well as the SD/ES of my handloads. Did it tighten my groups? I'm not sure, I was in the middle of developing a load. I have a load I like with the 30-06, max extreme spread of 10 with N150. I think it helped my groups but I really have no interest in going back to test.










