Shotshell resizing

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#21 · Nov 7, 2010

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<center>You WASH your hulls?!?!<br><br>You're foolin'... right??</center>

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#22 · Nov 7, 2010

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NO, I like nice clean pretty reloads. I look at it as the 4th reason to reload my own ammunition,,, Satifaction of a job well done. (Larry Potterfield)

I make really nice lookin' parts in my machine shop too, because I take the extra time to make them look nice!

It doesn't hurt to do it, try it, you might like it.

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#23 · Nov 7, 2010

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If i stuck my dirty a$$ hulls in my wifes new front load washing machine she would literally hang my a$$ from my balls. I load dirty hulls and occasionally wipe them down with a rag afterwards if too bad.

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#24 · Nov 7, 2010

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<blockquote><i>"It doesn't hurt to do it, try it, you might like it."</i></blockquote>Hey, whatever torques your nuts! It's safe from me!

You don't polish the shot before you load it, do you??

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#25 · Nov 7, 2010

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Clean the inside of the hull with compressed air. Removes foreign debris if hulls have hit the ground (I shoot an auto).

The best sizer is on a MEC Sizemaster. The collet sizer will resize the brass (steel) head. I have four Sizemasters and use them to size and de-prime huls before reloading them on a progressive loader. Removing the primer makes the progressive loader run smoother.

Jim Skeel