Originally Posted By: FurhunterI would let your fired brass and your rifle tell you where/how to set up the die. In other words, I would set the die to just size the neck of the brass and bump the shoulder enough to feel a very slight resistance on the bolt handle when closing it on that piece of brass. That way you have resized the neck and maybe bumped the shoulder just enough to make it a perfect fit back in the chamber after being resized. By not oversizing your brass it will last much longer.
+1 just how I do mine,for the bolt guns any way.
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