Mr.Revolverguy
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I got a Hornady New Demsion dies set for christmas to finally start reloading my rifle ammo again. I am not totally new I have been reloading for 16 years just got out of rifle reloading about 6 years ago because I wasn't shooting much, no rifle range close by I was just restricted to pistol. Well I full length sized 150 pieces of one shot fired LC brass then trimmed them all to 1750 and then primed them. Only to find out when I went to seat the bullets there is no neck tension the necks are to large and the bullet falls right into the case. I followed the directions to a T when setting up the Hornady FL resizing die, it does touch the case shell holder at the top of the stroke.
Is there anyway to fix this without having to deprime and waist 150 primers? :banghead:
The bullets are hornady 60grain vmax .224
I got a Hornady New Demsion dies set for christmas to finally start reloading my rifle ammo again. I am not totally new I have been reloading for 16 years just got out of rifle reloading about 6 years ago because I wasn't shooting much, no rifle range close by I was just restricted to pistol. Well I full length sized 150 pieces of one shot fired LC brass then trimmed them all to 1750 and then primed them. Only to find out when I went to seat the bullets there is no neck tension the necks are to large and the bullet falls right into the case. I followed the directions to a T when setting up the Hornady FL resizing die, it does touch the case shell holder at the top of the stroke.
Is there anyway to fix this without having to deprime and waist 150 primers? :banghead:
The bullets are hornady 60grain vmax .224