if you do pull a bullet for whatever reason resize the neck before reseating a bullet. You will get .001 to .002 plastic deformation when seating the bullet and it will not pull back to the sized diameter when pulled
here is a experiment I did on annealing
I took an old Starline case with about 4 firings on it that had been annealed after every firing on a Annealeze calibrated with Templaq 750 and equipped with a digital speed controller. I FL sized my case and had a neck diameter of .289 the same as my bushing. Seated a 140 gn Nosler in it, measured it at .292. I then pulled the bullet and measured the neck at .291. It looks like I had .002 of plastic deformation so I reseated then pulled the bullet with no sizing in between, with only .001 expansion seating was much lighter of course but each time i pulled and measured the case always sprang back to .291. I seated and pulled five times each experiment.
Then I repeated the test resizing between each seating and got a reading of .291 three times and .290 twice after pulling the bullet. I then took a fresh case and annealed it after each sizing, seated the bullet and measured the neck got the same the same results as far as measurements. Once again five repeats.
The bullet did seem to be a bit easier or smoothly seating at the end to seat but I attribute that to the bullet and the case polishing each other a bit if anything and it was progressive easier from the first to the last of the test.