DaveB
Well-Known Member
I never paid any attention to SB dies. I had regular FL and a few neck size dies and they worked as intended. Besides, I understood SB dies were intended to bring machine-gun fired Brass back into spec's for use in Bolt action guns with chambers that meet SAMMI spec's. Lots of 223 and 308 brass Lake City in particular will not chamber even after being full length sized. Tight is an understatement.
So then I read in the Midsouth web site that SB dies for the 300 WSM caliber are only for non-bolt-action rifles. HUH? What is this?
Any one have knowledge why the SB thinking is backwards/different for this caliber?
So then I read in the Midsouth web site that SB dies for the 300 WSM caliber are only for non-bolt-action rifles. HUH? What is this?
Any one have knowledge why the SB thinking is backwards/different for this caliber?