Resizing after swaging on a Dillon 600 swager? Is it needed?
From observation, it appears that Dillon 600 presses on the case mouth to hold the case as the swager enters the primer pocket.
Does this do anything to the shoulder?
Should I resize the case after swaging?
My process for plinking and match (run and gun) ammo is as follows:
1) Wet Tumble
2) Resize and deprime case - via Dillon 650 with case feeder with a tool head that only has a resizing die.
3) Swage - Dillon 600
4) Load - second tool head has everything else.
What do you think?
From observation, it appears that Dillon 600 presses on the case mouth to hold the case as the swager enters the primer pocket.
Does this do anything to the shoulder?
Should I resize the case after swaging?
My process for plinking and match (run and gun) ammo is as follows:
1) Wet Tumble
2) Resize and deprime case - via Dillon 650 with case feeder with a tool head that only has a resizing die.
3) Swage - Dillon 600
4) Load - second tool head has everything else.
What do you think?
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