Get a good 3 die set. You can crimp with it or get a factory crimp die...those make life easier and they are cheap.
Whichever way you go with the dies, consider trimming your brass to one consistent set length. Just find you a length that works for your supply and weapons, don’t want to cut too much off. That makes the crimps consistent.
That brass is easy to keep track of what’s been cut and what ain’t too
. Only need to do it like once, been my experience (in 357 only) but figure straight wall is what it is.
That brass is easy to keep track of what’s been cut and what ain’t too
. Only need to do it like once, been my experience (in 357 only) but figure straight wall is what it is.Similar threads
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