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I think the short version is that for most cartridges it doesn't matter, in that it doesn't hurt anything or cause any problems. So for most cartridges I don't worry about it either way.
In bigger cartridges - .357 Magnum on up - I want to see that "wasp waist" and if I don't, I fix it. Seeing a little bit of hourglass ensures that I have good bullet pull and usually results in increased consistency and accuracy along with complete powder burn.
In bigger cartridges - .357 Magnum on up - I want to see that "wasp waist" and if I don't, I fix it. Seeing a little bit of hourglass ensures that I have good bullet pull and usually results in increased consistency and accuracy along with complete powder burn.