I have been reloading rifle cartridges for 35 years and simply follow the full length sizing instructions on the dies which are all basically the same. Ram to top of press struck, Screw in die to touch top of shell holder, set 1/8-14 turn deeper.
I have had exactly 2 problems with not enough sizing. I do not understand all the fuss about "bumping" the shoulder.
The generic instructions mostly lead to too much sizing.
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I've got dies that would bump 0-.010 if I set them up like the instructions, one die set I had to take .010 off the top of the shell holder to get it to bump .002.
You can "feel" .002 to each his own though.
