My 6.5RM brass project has hit a slight snag. Case necks seem to be just a hair thick, to the point that I fear that I need to inside ream them before I even load them (I don't have measuring tools, I just know that they seem tight in the rifle's chamber when I leave the expander ball in the sizing die; if I take it out they fit better).
The whole point of this experiment was to get brass on the cheap. I can get factory-new R-P brass for $2.50 per case off gunbroker. So, in light of that, and in light of the fact that I have a neverending supply of other unfinished projects, I want a way to ream the cases on the cheap. It seems that inside reaming would be cheaper than outside turning, in terms of tools needed.
Do I chuck a drill bit into the dremel, or something fancier, or.....???