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1stmar · February 15, 2014, 12:44 PM

I'm using a redding body in conjunction w a lee collet die to resize the neck. I have the body die adjusted to bump the shoulder. I've bought some new brass and the shoulders are .008 .010 further back then my body die sets them too. So the only thing to do is fire them and let the cases form to the chamber. Just seems like a waste of components when shooting/reloading for accuracy.
So here's the questions..
Do you guys use the same components or use less expensive components ie pulled bullets, lower powder charge etc
Or will the accuracy difference be negligible and just deal with it.

February 15, 2014, 12:44 PM	#1
1stmar Senior Member Join Date: March 21, 2012 Location: Connecticut Posts: 2,378	What do you guys do when... I'm using a redding body in conjunction w a lee collet die to resize the neck. I have the body die adjusted to bump the shoulder. I've bought some new brass and the shoulders are .008 .010 further back then my body die sets them too. So the only thing to do is fire them and let the cases form to the chamber. Just seems like a waste of components when shooting/reloading for accuracy. So here's the questions.. Do you guys use the same components or use less expensive components ie pulled bullets, lower powder charge etc Or will the accuracy difference be negligible and just deal with it.