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I never have done it. I have found that after about 7-8 neck sizings, I will start to get cracked necks and shoulders. After all the work in neck sizing that I am doing now, I would like for the cases to last longer. Also, if it improves accuracy, that would be great (and really the main goal).

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I am going to relax and try the cases that I have FL sized even though they are longer in headspace than my fired cases. After 3 neck sizings on those cases, some are hard to chamber. However, I am thinking that it is not the headspace, but the diameter of the case body. I guess that I will find...

Thanks! I guess that I have two questions going on at once. I am going to try the tight neck for a while as I have the tools....if I don't like it, I will take the rifle to a gunsmith and have the neck returned to SAAMI. But on factory guns, I still wonder if neck turning is worth it...my...

I guess that is why I read of people shaving down there shell holders and the bottom of there dies. I really don't want to do that. Yes, I realize that I need to do it for the tight neck chamber before using....I meant for my .308 in the future. The .308 shoots very well....is it worth neck...

I just bought a .222 Rem with a tight neck (.244) and I am new to neck turning. So what brought all this about is that I am practicing neck turning on my .308 and trying to be a little better at my case prep. To date I have just shot factory rifles and have just worked on basic improvements...

I have a rem700 VSSF in .308 that I have only neck sized my cases for. I recently learned that maybe I should be FL sizing and bumping the necks back about .002. I have an RCBS headspace and COTL guage which I only bought to vary the COTL. At any rate, I measured about 10 used cases and they...