I have a set of Lee Collet Neck sizing dies and Redding Full Length dies for .308. I've been reading about this shoulder bumping deal and I believe I understand what's going on, but I have some questions.

I understand why the shoulder must be bumped back and I believe I can set up my FL die to do it. I also understand the reasoning on removing the expander ball and decapping assembly from the FL sizer so that the shoulder can be bumped without disturbing the neck.

If I understand correctly, the order of operation is to:

1) Realize the proper shoulder setback with the expander/decapper removed, run the fired cases through the die to set the shoulder back.

2) Then run these cases through the Lee Collet die to resize the neck and remove the spent primer.

3) Trim to length, chamfer, clean primer pockets, etc.

4) Check the cases to make sure they will chamber.

Is this correct?

Paul