Originally Posted by
GunnutAF
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It really depends.
This is absolutely it. You need to know your neck tension. There is no absolute answer for you based on someone elses experience.
It depends on your brass and dies. For bolt gun ammo, I don't need to crimp because I use a neck bushing die to get the right neck tension for the brasss.
Our most accurate ammo is a MatchKing in .223 that has a light LEE factory crimp on it. It'll hold half MOA or less out to 200 yards on low wind days.
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