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this has been a good discussion that continues to bolster the case for full length sizing over neck only. But Ive made an observation that I think might explain the confusion between the two methods, correct me if Im wrong, but is the backing off the full length die to precisely control the shoulder bump a modified use of the die or is it part of the design intent of full length dies?
My Redding full length dies instruct I should be able to feel the shell holder make contact with the die, this would result in forming the shoulder to minimum chamber dimensions which my guess is less desirable than neck sizing only for accuracy?
I think that might explain why many people who traditionally neck size for greater accuracy are not embracing the idea of full length sizing for greater accuracy?
My Redding full length dies instruct I should be able to feel the shell holder make contact with the die, this would result in forming the shoulder to minimum chamber dimensions which my guess is less desirable than neck sizing only for accuracy?
I think that might explain why many people who traditionally neck size for greater accuracy are not embracing the idea of full length sizing for greater accuracy?