I heard about the case neck bump back when needed.
A fellow at the shooting range mentioned that he neck sizes his his cases 3 too 4 shoots as he pays attention too how well the reloaded bullets chamber in his rifle.
If he feels they are not chambering correctly, then he uses his FL dies too bump the case shoulder back a few thousands,,, then back to neck sizing only...
That way he's not working the brass too much over its life.
annealing brass when needed is part of his routine, as he mentioned,,, "if we look after our brass, then it will last a long long time."
I'm new too this as I'm stepping up my game plan with 200 peaces of 30/06 Lapua brass.
I wish I knew this before wrecking my Hornady brass.
Thanks for putting up the thread as folks like me and many others can learn what we're doing wrong,,, it will save us these costs over the long haul.
Don
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