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by Eben Brown, E. Arthur Brown Company, Inc. I think that in many cases, people will make reloading too complicated. By that I mean, they will use advanced reloading techniques without understanding how their particular firearm will respond. I decided to write this article and YouTube video to show you what I do to make my own reloaded ammo for the TC Encore, Contender, and Model 97D rifles. Avoid Neck Sizing - Neck sizing is an advanced reloading technique that results in ammo that fits too tight. Amateurs can get away with it in bolt action rifles. But in TC Contenders and Encores, neck sizing causes incomplete lock-up that gets worse with each succes-sive reloading. This causes inconsistent lock-up and case head tension against the breech, which seriously hurts accuracy... Click Here for More. |
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Before
re-sizing, how do you lubricate the insides of case necks without
contaminating the powder with a wet lubricant? The answer is to Use Imperial Dry
Neck Sizing Lube! We produced this short YouTube video to demonstrate Redding's Dry Neck Lube.. |