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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffreyDeGraff View Post
    So here is a way to measure the neck tension on your bullets. After you size your brass with your lee die, measure the outside diameter of the case neck. Then after you seat your bullet, measure the outside diameter of the neck again. The difference of those two numbers would give you an idea of how much neck tension there is. If it grows by at least .002”, that should be enough neck tension.


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    No I measured before. I check ID of the case neck after resized.

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    Ok. But if you measure the outsides necks before and after seating, it will let you know if there is enough tension.


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    I'll do that. Thanks for the help
    Quote Originally Posted by JeffreyDeGraff View Post
    Ok. But if you measure the outsides necks before and after seating, it will let you know if there is enough tension.


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