How do you size your 7 mm brass?

[BCBRAD]

Doesn't get any easier than this.....no lube required, bump shoulder back next to never, brass lasts a long long time

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/714059/lee-collet-2-die-neck-sizer-set-7mm-remington-magnum

Thank me later

 

[wanos]

Well I've decided on the RCBS NS die and the Sinclair comparitor /bump gage body. And a Hornady OAL gage. I couldn't find a Sinclair OAL insert.

Thanks for the help.

Sinclair comparitor gage w/bullet comparitor for CBTO measurements (also stainless steel, not Hornady alum):
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Sinclair bump gage to measure shoulder bump. Note these are dependant on shoulder angle, like the Hornady ones, except these are made with stainless steel instead of aluminium:
h ttp://www.sinclairintl.com/reloading-equipment/measuring-tools/bullet-comparators/sinclair-bump-gage-insert-prod35265.aspx?psize=96

 

[PitBull1973]

I want easy, who don't. But I don't want to sacrifice any accuracy.

Do some research look at the type s and then draw your own conclusion.

 

[Brianma65]

Do some research look at the type s and then draw your own conclusion.

I did look at them but they're pricy. I wasn't implying that if they were inaccurate or not. I was just asking. I have no doubt that they're the cat azz. Better than I'm gonna shoot . I'm gonna take your first advice and get the NS die and bump/ comparitor tools.