Ignition Override
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It is only a Lee Collet neck-sizing die (as I have had for the .303 caliber). A .308 bullet can be easily pushed into the neck.
With the .308 shell holder in the Lee ram, and the ram in the full upward position (then one more full 360* turn, as in the Lee video), the deprimer works quite well, but there is no resistance felt. None at all.
This exact same installation works with both the .303 neck-sizing die and the .308 full length sizing die. I've reloaded about 1,200 .303 cases with its neck-sizing die.
After trying three different cases, I tried an extra one or two (+) turns, and still feel no resistance when de-priming, except for a slight bit when the primers are pushed out.
With the .308 shell holder in the Lee ram, and the ram in the full upward position (then one more full 360* turn, as in the Lee video), the deprimer works quite well, but there is no resistance felt. None at all.
This exact same installation works with both the .303 neck-sizing die and the .308 full length sizing die. I've reloaded about 1,200 .303 cases with its neck-sizing die.
After trying three different cases, I tried an extra one or two (+) turns, and still feel no resistance when de-priming, except for a slight bit when the primers are pushed out.
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