none of my garands will even come close to closing on a no-go and were all inspected by KK. I have swaged about 1k now with an RCBS swager(nowhere as good as a dillon) and found it no more difficult than any other crimps to remove, but as always ymmv. i have used this brass to test the claoms of an RCBS x-die and results were phenomonal. i made up a batch of 100 rounds and after every firing i would pull a couple cases and cut them lengthwise to check for as case stretching. after 6 firings you still couldn't tell tehm apart from any of the preious firings, wow. i ended up firing them 8 times and still had no failures or cases with any noticable stretching, but confirmed that the die does what it says. i don't think commercial would have stood up to that, but who knows. Brass is reasonably consistent too, with pulled down bullets i have no problem getting 3" 8 shot groups @100 IF i do my part.
