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Thanks for the input. On a side note, I have no intentions on owning a 25-06, so not worried about the wrong ammo in the wrong gun.
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Running WW 270Win cases in mine with no issues. I simply run the virgin cases through the FL die, chuck them in the Lee trimmer on a hand drill(25-06 pilot), trim, and fire form. Nothing to it. I usually just neck size after forming.
The way I look at it is you're going to have to trim them anyway, might as well trim from the start and have them all the same length from the get go.
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IMR7828 will be your friend. Or H-1000 with 140's.
A wise man is frequently humbled.
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The nice thing about using 25-06 brass and boat-tails is that you can just seat bullets & go.
No "presizing" necessary
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For years I just necked up 25-06 brass with zero problems. If you have dies that make straight rounds and a quality barrel, should make no difference what you use.
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Bea,
That's a nice stick! What are the specs?
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