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Originally Posted by Northwestcajun
1st post, I'm the FNG...
This sounds really simple,
So you wouldn't need the redding trim die?
Could a dremel tool with the disk cutter work too?
I'd be useing NATO brass as well, do the necks have to be turned?
I'm doing reasearch to see if this will be my next project. I'd build a Oly flat top upper with 20" barrel. (The factory is only 10 miles away, I think I can buy direct)
I have a few months to figure things out, I'd want to use 125 NBT or Hornady SSP's and push them as fast as possible( 2400fps...right?)
Take care
Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler
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I didn't use the trim die.
I used to use the dremel with the wheel and found that it bounced around a lot and that it was pretty messy.
The pipe cutter is not the fastest method, but it's really clean, quiet and can be done right infront of the TV.
I tried turning a bunch of necks when I 1st got started, found that they didn't need it (NATO brass and Winchester). I did have to turn a bunch of Hornady brass, these seemed to have really thick case walls.
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