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	<title>Comments on: Stop Neck-Sizing &#8212; Why You Should Full-Length Size Your Brass</title>
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		<title>By: Bob</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Stated as if one size fits all, which we all know is NOT reality.
We are deep into the law of diminishing returns on the efforts taken to ensure consistency. What works well for F-Class or PRS is beyond what is needed for hunting but IMHO far short of record benchrest groups.
Personally I load my blasting rounds on a progressive press and use in-line dies to reload by benchrest ammo, including only neck sizing the top ~1/4&quot; a couple thousandths of the case before seating the projectile. More is seldom needed, depending on the cartridge and application.
YMMV.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Stated as if one size fits all, which we all know is NOT reality.<br />
We are deep into the law of diminishing returns on the efforts taken to ensure consistency. What works well for F-Class or PRS is beyond what is needed for hunting but IMHO far short of record benchrest groups.<br />
Personally I load my blasting rounds on a progressive press and use in-line dies to reload by benchrest ammo, including only neck sizing the top ~1/4&#8243; a couple thousandths of the case before seating the projectile. More is seldom needed, depending on the cartridge and application.<br />
YMMV.</p>
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