Not sure where to put this so I'll try here.
I'm getting ready to run a bunch of .223 through the dillon. They are no reload federal brass. I am finding that the brass is already shorter than trim length, most of it anyway. Trim is 1.75, I'm coming up with 1.745 and some even shorter.
What do you guys do when you run into this? Do you painstakingly measure every piece to find the shortest one and trim all to that length? Or do you just set at 1.75 and just chamfer the short ones that don't get cut?
Of course for some reason federal feels the need to crimp their primers, so that just adds another step.... as far as I'm concerned this is unnecessary. Since I have never had a reload back out a primer unless the pocket is slapped out.