.223 for bear, mountain goat, deer, elk, and moose.

[RDF1]

One (one only!) quick twist of a VLD chamfer tool will handle any crimp issues mosrikkytik without long term affects on primer fit. Sit down with a couple 1 gal buckets (one empty, one full) and your favorite TV show (currently Mysteries of the Abandoned) and knock out a couple thousand rounds.

Caveat emptor: Chamfering can be overdone leading to sloppy primer fit... hence the "one only" warning. If so desired, the primer pocket swager route does a better job although possibly taking a few extra second per case.

Best regards,
John

I cheat and run brass on a dillon 1050 to remove crimp and trim to length and full length sizer. That way if I want to run a few test rounds I can throw a primer in a case and charge of powder and seat with rock chucker.