All of mine were too small, so I used the dowel and sandpaper method to enlarge them.
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All of mine were too small, so I used the dowel and sandpaper method to enlarge them.
I have only checked my .356 Lee sizer, thanks to this thread. I have others to test in that size range, but the .356 is right on.
.356 shoot fine in my modern guns (5 Glocks and a newly built PCC.) My barrels all slug at .3470/.3540. I was thinking I might try sizing to .357, when there's time to get more precise on load development for accuracy?
My new .356 sizes PC'd COWW to .355, they seem to shoot fine.
My .401 sizes the same alloy to .401 and the little inaccurate 5 blinks.
I do have some 1000 and 1500 grit around here, now I have to decide fix til it's broke?
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