Neck Turner Kit Overview | How To Neck Turning | K&M Precision Shooting | KM Precision Reloading

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Learn about K+M's Neck Turning Kit and how to use them for neck turning and precision reloading. Neck Turner Kit Overview | How To Neck Turning | K&M Precision Shooting | KM Precision Reloading |
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[@roquri]

Hi Roger. Talked to you on the phone today. Thanks for the advice, and helping me with my order. Look forward to receiving my kit!

[@kmshooting]

Thanks for the appreciation! I passed the word along to Roger. Please let us know if you have any questions - we're here to help.

[@billreid11]

Any chance you guys are going to fabricate a lathe adaptor for your existing neck turning tool? Please?

[@nealelk6482]

It was really informative

[@kmshooting]

Glad we can be of service Neal!

[@scottvalleylongrange4878]

Help me understand how I would decide what cutter lead angle to get?

[@kmshooting]

Hey Scott, here are some bullet points on cutter angle:
• Our “universal” 50° cutter can be used with any shoulder angle and some folks prefer a matched angle.
• If you want to go with a matched angle - select the cutter that is larger than the shoulder angle, e.g.: get a 33° cutter for a 30° shoulder angle
• The goal is to trim slightly into the neck-shoulder junction to reduce the chances of fireforming a donut
• The larger angle ensures a cut deep enough before contacting the shoulder
• The 50° cutter can cut the deepest, but take care not to cut too deep and thin-out the junction thinner than the neck wall thickness
• Checkout the graphic for more info at the bottom of this link: kmshooting.com/product/spare-cutter-selector/

[@brandonrenner9597]

Same intro music as demoranch lol thinking bout getting this neck turner

[@kmshooting]

Hey Brandon, intro music similarities are completely accidental. BTW, thanks for the lead on demoranch.
Please send us an e-mail if you have any questions on the neck turning tools: [e-mail]
~Dave @ K&M

[@brandonrenner9597]

@@kmshooting 👍

[@372HGS]

Is okay to use imperial graphite dry lube?

[@kmshooting]

Hey 372HGS, we recommend using a wet or wax lube for neck turning due to the rotating action of the cartridge on the pilot. Dry lube can typically be used with our expand mandrels as it's just a sliding on/off motion.
Please send me an e-mail ([e-mail]) or give a call (616-399-7894) to discuss further.
~Dave @ K&M

[@jamesdewer]

Huh?

[@kmshooting]

Hey James, check out the how-to video - I think that will help answer your question: th-cam.com/video/NsebuP3TW9c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Mhc1-RFE_owJsWR7

[@petegrunert9230]

Looks like a very nicely machine group of over priced paperweights! Worst set up I ever seen price is probably ridiculous since you didn’t mention how much it cost

[@kmshooting]

Hey Pete, one man's trash is another man's treasure. Neck turning is beneficial to reduce fliers and improve consistency (velocity/pressure, accuracy/spread, etc.) - especially at longer ranges. ~Dave @ K&M