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To think it could turn us into a felon by simply shouldering something that is protected in our constitution. "A militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed... Unless they shoulder a Sigg pistol brace." ...

That's what I ended up doing per your advise, worked for me.

I'll have to keep this in mind, sounds like a decent idea.

Thank you for posting these links, I just read them, great threads!

Does the amount the shoulder bump/size depend on how far the die is screwed in to contact the shell holder?

I read that comprehensive lube/rust preventative article. Pretty cool read. Hornadys one shot did well, as did frog lube. I thought hornadys one shot was for reloading though, not rust prevention. Are people using one shot as a rust protector?

Do small base dies bump the shoulder back further than full length dies, as well as sizing the shoulder smaller too? Sorry if that's a dumb question, I'm new. :)

Walkalong, will a bad die induce runout during sizing or seating? Or can a subpar die induce runout on both steps? Which step usually induces the runout? Or do you just check the concentricity after both steps?

When y'all talk about .020 under, is that .02 under COAL or .02 from the lands? Or is that the same thing?

Thank you for the welcome tony and the replies everyone! Rcmodel- that does help me understand the expander ball process more and duely noted about not complicating my life while I'm in the learning stages. Savannahsdad- I will be loading for .223 and .308 both for AR's. Also will be loading...

Okay, I'm new here guys so please help me out a little bit if you can. I'm in the beginning stages of reloading, and I'm trying to wrap my head around The advantages and disadvantages of bushings, expander balls, and neck mandrels. Can anyone explain to me how they work? do they work together...

Heard good things about Forster and Whidden, never heard of triebel. Offhand...Never heard of Pinehardt, do they have a web page or contact info? What does a set of dies cost from them?

Don't do it I'd say a single stage press would be much better and easier on you. I got the lee anniversary kit, it cost a little over one Benjamin and I pretty much have all I need to get started minus dies, primers, powder and bullets. I'm very pleased. :)