Is deburring the neck worth it on .223/5.56 reloads?
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Deburr 223/5.56 necessary?
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If you use a Giraud trimmer, it takes care of the deburring and chamfering for you.
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New factory brass might not have a burred edge, but might be sharp. When you use your de-burring tool it'll take the edge away and not cut up your bullet as you seat it, which will create the best seal. You only need a light twist or two, don't try to bevel it.Comment
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