5.56 Reloading, which dies?

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Re: 5.56 Reloading, which dies?

#11 Post by Mattnall »

dodgyrog wrote:I've settled on RCBS for the .223. Watch out for RG brass as the primer is really tight in the pocket (I've stopped using them).
Did you remove the primer crimp first?
Once that's done (reamed or swaged) I've never had a problem with the primers.
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