i figure that if i have a rifle with a custom barrel, blueprinted action, bedded and pillared stock, tuned trigger, etc i should extend the same courtasy to my reloadign components... Though i do NOT shoot any match stuff really i go through a fairly lengthy and time consuming not to mention, tiring procedure with each bag of new brass... figure if i am going to do it might as well do it once right from the get go and then not have to worry about it later cept trimming if it gets too long and neck sizing to reload... so each new bag of rifle brass... manufacturer doesn't matter, caliber doesn't matter, etc.... i full length resize, trim to length, chamfer inside and outside of mouth, chamfer inside of flash hole and ream to size and i size the primer pocket and depth of pocket.... i then weigh each piece of brass and unless soemthing is grossly wrong it all gets put into cases ready for loading... basically my own little QC dept... yes some of my friends think i am anal at times