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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 58858" data-attributes="member: 704">No, you can neck size only.&nbsp; If you use full length sizing dies and following their directions your perhaps setting back .003 to .005 inches.&nbsp; The problem with not sizing is every once in a while one will chamber very hard and you don't want that happening with mr big in front of you.&nbsp; If you don't have a headspace gauge hold the neck and shoulder over a smoking candle.&nbsp; Then turn your full length die out one full turn.&nbsp; Size and see if the carbon is displaced, if not turn down 1/8 turn and size the same case again and observed.&nbsp; Keep going in 1/8 turns until you contact the candle carbon on the shoulder.&nbsp; Then turn 1/8 turn down and lock your die.- - - Updated - - -They sound like a copy of the Nosler long range Accubond.&nbsp; I would like to get my hands on some 6.5 too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 58858, member: 704"] No, you can neck size only. If you use full length sizing dies and following their directions your perhaps setting back .003 to .005 inches. The problem with not sizing is every once in a while one will chamber very hard and you don't want that happening with mr big in front of you. If you don't have a headspace gauge hold the neck and shoulder over a smoking candle. Then turn your full length die out one full turn. Size and see if the carbon is displaced, if not turn down 1/8 turn and size the same case again and observed. Keep going in 1/8 turns until you contact the candle carbon on the shoulder. Then turn 1/8 turn down and lock your die. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] They sound like a copy of the Nosler long range Accubond. I would like to get my hands on some 6.5 too. [/QUOTE]

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