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Old September 11, 2011, 07:14 PM   #26
mehavey
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my Hornady Brass 22-250 takes quite a few turns to bottom out the uniformer....
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Yes. Some of them can take quite a bit of elbow grease.
If you've got this:

Chuck it in a cordless drill and let Clerk Maxwell do all the work on on the slow/low speed setting.


(+1 on cleaning up the bottom corner radius)
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