What can I actively do to make my .223 reloads better? I already am very careful to do all the right steps correctly and in order. From sizing to Lee FCD, I take real pride in good looking reloads and perfect functioning EVERY time. However lately I've had a few (3 or 4 out of five hundred rounds) do the hundredth of a second delay in ignition after pulling trigger. Drives me crazy! The only step I've been skipping is primer pocket uniforming/reaming. Could this really be causing this problem? I used to clean every single case with the RCBS pocket brush on an electric drill. But come on, after 10,000 cases don't I get to skip one step?
If anybody can shed light on this, please say so. I'd like to know how to get 100%, perfect ammo. I've been reloading for about 20 years or so, but learn new stuff all the time.
If anybody can shed light on this, please say so. I'd like to know how to get 100%, perfect ammo. I've been reloading for about 20 years or so, but learn new stuff all the time.