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Thanks it sounds like the exact same position I’m in, as I have a feeling without a borescope photo supplier may not replace. May I ask what borescope you used and I will have a look at buying one, another useful tool!

What do you attach the 2000 grit to?

To be honest it’s less the cost and more the time it takes to individually lube each case

I agree I think the lube is the easiest place to start

Yeah a good idea I will ask around.

Initially this was my thought! But no it’s straight by eye however with such tight tolerances it could be the reason. Cases were very clean, they had been through a wet tumble so no chance of any dry media being on them either

Another image to show the scratches (no dents)

Sorry I don’t understand the relevance to my question. I’m guessing you are referring to dents in the case. I’m specifically talking about scratches

I see what you mean from the photo but no it’s not dented just scratched, scratches are the same direction vertically of the die.

I’ve recently started FL sizing some once fired 6.5 Creedmoor brass to get some practice (wet tumbled with S/S pins and then lubed). I’m having an issue with the Hornady Custom grade sizing die scratching the cases. I’ve used a cleaning brush with fine very wool wrapped around it + metal...

Any photos you can add? Cheers

Hi everyone new to the forum, based in Dorset UK · Interested in starting PRS and eventually load development · No real background so to speak of, just didn’t want to start playing golf 🤣 · Currently own a .22 rifle but interested in a center fire maybe 6.5 Creedmoor