reloading for 7600 rem
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"...both are FL dies..." Yes and regular FL dies have been around far longer than SB dies. An SB die just sizes a bit smaller. Some people think you absolutely must use an SB for semi's, pumps and levers. You don't. Either one will do.
As to a 7600 being finicky. Nearly every rifle Remington makes, other than the 700, tend to be finicky. Some people swear at them. Others swear by them. Some will tell you what junk the old 742/7400 is. Usually a maintenance issue with either it or the 7600. The ones that swear at them usually fess up to trying to shoot them rapidly as often as possible. They ain't made for that.
As to a 7600 being finicky. Nearly every rifle Remington makes, other than the 700, tend to be finicky. Some people swear at them. Others swear by them. Some will tell you what junk the old 742/7400 is. Usually a maintenance issue with either it or the 7600. The ones that swear at them usually fess up to trying to shoot them rapidly as often as possible. They ain't made for that.
I know the 7400 s seem a bit picky even when spotless so SBD work better for these. 760s I know can be a bit sticky ( cleaning is important ) .
My 7600 seems happy to digest the shells with regular full length resizeing which i am happy with and i have spoken to a few others with the 7600 and they seem fine with regular FL resizeing .
I guess Remington has improved this issue
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A curiosity question if you will with the other 7600 owners if they too had noticed this?
My 7600 seems happy to digest the shells with regular full length resizeing which i am happy with and i have spoken to a few others with the 7600 and they seem fine with regular FL resizeing .
I guess Remington has improved this issue
. A curiosity question if you will with the other 7600 owners if they too had noticed this?
