09-15-2023, 11:20 PM
Fess,
Neck bushings are screwed into the die and float. You decide how much of the neck it squeezes. In the photo (6.5x47) the bushing has been screwed in about 3/4 of the neck length only, so the junction is untouched. This is for shooters who want to keep as much fire forming from the previous shot as possible.
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Works for precision bolt guns but a semi-auto needs a lot of grip.
Neck bushings are screwed into the die and float. You decide how much of the neck it squeezes. In the photo (6.5x47) the bushing has been screwed in about 3/4 of the neck length only, so the junction is untouched. This is for shooters who want to keep as much fire forming from the previous shot as possible.
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Works for precision bolt guns but a semi-auto needs a lot of grip.