Full length sizing with Lee hand press.

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Full length sizing with Lee hand press.

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I only had a couple of cases to charge for the mas36 in 7.5 so I thought I know Ill have a go with my Lee hand press supposedly people use them all the time for full length sizing rifle cases.
Madness I gave up after the first attempt it was bad enough sizing it down to the case rim but trying to get that final bump. No chance. I lubed it by hand before trying with unique sizing wax that is really good stuff. I'm full of admiration for any one that can full length size a 100 rounds on one of these things. Madness sheer madness. I ran them through my lyman crusher like a hot knife through butter much more civilised. clapclap
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#2 Post by Swamp Donkey »

Must be doing something wrong then, I do 100x batches of .222, .223, .308 and .338LM with mine. All full length sized.

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I take my hat of to you Sir. Not my cup of tea. What type of lube do you use. What is your technique when sizing.
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7.5x55 imperial sizing wax and sit in front of telly, take my time and squeeze! tongueout
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I'll take it off your hands if you don't want it any more! ;)
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#6 Post by Sim G »

Either Lee resizing lube or Lyman Quickshot.....

I'll give you a tenner for it, I could always do with an extra one on the bench.
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#7 Post by Sim G »

Ah, Grant got in there first...
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#8 Post by Alpha1 »

Sorry chaps. I normally use it for depriming cases with the Lee depriming die. I certainly won't be trying to resize with it again.
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