Sorry if this is a dumb question, can I just load them up without resizing? What is the right way? Does it even matter? This ? is for pistol and rifle new brass.
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Create Free Account Already a member? Log InI figure its new so it should be within spec? I have reloaded 7.62x39 new brass w/o resizing or trimming without issues, but I just wanted to make sure if what I'm doing is right. But, its also not hard to resize so I'll just do that. Thanks to allIf you're asking that question it sounds like you haven't convinced yourself that they are to size which is reason enough to size them. If you're in a hurry (you shouldn't be reloading) but you could check using a case gauge or by dropping them in the chamber of your firearm. But I haven't been reloading long enough to trust that I'd be getting consistent neck/mouth tension so I would error on the side of caution. What's fresh in mind is that I just saw a recent post on another forum of a new reloader KB! his Beretta 92.