Which Neck Turning Tool?

[charlie b]

Yes, the military 7.62 brass was too thick in the neck to chamber smoothly. It would, but, took a bit of force to get it in there. So, just a tad taken off the necks and voila, easily chambered cartridges. Mine was a hunting rifle (Rem 788) so MOA was good enough for my uses. I was also on a tight budget at the time. I found the Forster trimmer in a used bin at a local gun shop. Later on I used it a lot when making .30 Herrett from .30-30 cases.

[Orezona]

Thank you to everyone for taking the time to post an answer to my question.

[Robinhood]

I used LC 7.62x51 unturned for 7mm08. Match prepped shot better than my 6br for 5 rds. It was a Shaw.

[mikeinco]

lol that just says your 6br was a dog


I used LC 7.62x51 unturned for 7mm08. Match prepped shot better than my 6br for 5 rds. It was a Shaw.

[BillPa]

Orezona I've had a Sinclair NT-1000 for over 20yrs, works just fine.That's what I use when only turning a few(5-10) otherwise like this (not my video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4a8ctcLnmM

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4a8ctcLnmM)