300 blackout: crimping yes or no?

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  • Dirtchevy841

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    Just seeing if crimping is a yes or no or both. Have done both but really haven't noticed to much difference. If u use a bullet with no crimp grove should it be crimp. And is it even worth the extra time to crimp 300 blk.
     

    Sig220

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    I don't crimp my 223 loads and don't think it matters whether they are crimped or not. So sometimes I apply a light crimp with a Lee factory crimp die and sometimes I don't...... :)
     

    Dirtchevy841

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    Nov 17, 2014
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    I don't crimp my 223 loads and don't think it matters whether they are crimped or not. So sometimes I apply a light crimp with a Lee factory crimp die and sometimes I don't...... :)
    Yeah that's the same thing I do. Just wanted to get opinions. To me it saves a lot of time when not crimping on single stage. Now on my 650 a light crimp is no big deal but that's only used when I do volume reloading of 223 or 300. I still really like the single stage though.
     
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