Is this necessary?
Picked up my first revolver lately (SW 686), chambered in .44 Rem Mag.
I do trim all of my rifle brass, but have not, historically trimmed 9/45.
But it seems that the crimp is more important out of this platform, and with differing case lengths, the crimp will be inconsistent.
So my thought was trim them all to the "trim to length" and then set crimp.
Just wondering if this is necessary.
Picked up my first revolver lately (SW 686), chambered in .44 Rem Mag.
I do trim all of my rifle brass, but have not, historically trimmed 9/45.
But it seems that the crimp is more important out of this platform, and with differing case lengths, the crimp will be inconsistent.
So my thought was trim them all to the "trim to length" and then set crimp.
Just wondering if this is necessary.