For all you who swear by neck sizing...

[azguy]

I also use the Lee Collet Die for my 223, I don't know if the die is designed to bump the shoulder back, but measuring the shoulder before and after I see a .002 to .003 reduction in shoulder length. Even after 6 firings I do not have problems with closing the bolt. The Rifle shoots under 1/2 moa at 300 yards with both 68 and 75 grain hpbt bullets. It will not do that with full sized brass.

[Stumpkiller]

I bump 0.004" because I hunt with them (with a set of Redding Competition case holders with 0.002" increments), trim to length and toss when the primer pockets give out.

[eddiesindian]

Don’t worry man. You’re among your peers of knob dickers.
yep........once you hear yourself saying " gezz, what if I tried this ".........then you know your on for the ride. Great out comes at times, others, a waste of time and money.

[Nor Cal Mikie]

" Great out comes at times, others, a waste of time and money"
but than again, you'll never know till you try it yourself.:cool:

[fightthenoise]

" Great out comes at times, others, a waste of time and money"
but than again, you'll never know till you try it yourself.:cool:

There’s definitely value in knowing what doesn’t work.

[vintagesportsman]

I only next size my brass shooting cast bullets, anything I shoot with Full House loads gets a full length sizing, didn't realize this was such an issue though?

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[eddiesindian]

" Great out comes at times, others, a waste of time and money"
but than again, you'll never know till you try it yourself.:cool:
+1........

[eddiesindian]

There’s definitely value in knowing what doesn’t work.
Roger that