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- Ayton,Ontario
Which Dies are the best for loading 300 WSM hunting loads.?
I've never had a problem the the RCBS, get the neck sizer die as well it'll help with the brass life.
Not necessary with WSM's, most won't cycle after neck sizing only. The neck to body juncture is so steep, that sizing the neck often results in a bulge just below the case shoulder, that inhibits chambering.
Most WSM's require not only full length sizing, but a good measure of cam over on the press to get enogh sizing to re chamber.
Case life is not inhibited or so it seems in my two WSM's I'm on 12 loads on my 270WSM, and at least 10 loads on the 300WSM brass. Both die sets are set to FL size with maximum press cam over.
Never had that problem with the 8WSM rifles I have loaded for ,Tika,sako,remington and savage rifles ,Been useing RCBS Dies
how often are you guys trimming your 300 WSM brass? My tikka doesn't like them on the long side at all.
run through theTrimer every time I load ,even though Not much Ever comes off ,brass length always measures to spec, I partitial neck size and it is good to go .how often are you guys trimming your 300 WSM brass? My tikka doesn't like them on the long side at all.
Not necessary with WSM's, most won't cycle after neck sizing only. The neck to body juncture is so steep, that sizing the neck often results in a bulge just below the case shoulder, that inhibits chambering.
Most WSM's require not only full length sizing, but a good measure of cam over on the press to get enogh sizing to re chamber.
Case life is not inhibited or so it seems in my two WSM's I'm on 12 loads on my 270WSM, and at least 10 loads on the 300WSM brass. Both die sets are set to FL size with maximum press cam over.