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March 16th, 2023, 01:35 PM #1
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.30cal neck turning mandrel diameter?

I got a Hornady neck turn tool a couple years back, but never used it for .308Win. Tried to turn some cases, but the .30cal mandrel doesn't fit my resized brass. The mandrel measures 0.30525ish. Is that in the ballpark?

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