New to reloading, bullets shaving while seating

[Clays23]

Hey guys I am still new to the reloading process and encountered a bit of an issue on my initial loads. When I seat my bullets for my grendel and 308 win the bullets on some are shaving slightly against the case. I removed the shavings and have purchased a lyman vld inside chamfer tool as I believe that will resolve the issue. My question is are these rounds still safe to shoot or will there be too much increased pressure due to increased neck tension?

[kmon]

I had a few of those rounds when I first started loading 40+ years ago, remove the little shaved copper and shoot them.

[grayfox]

Shooting will be fine. This happens mostly to flat-base but can be on boat tails too. Use the VLD chamfer on all brass, even the new brass. on new brass the mfg process sometimes leaves little nubs on the inner edge of the case lip. for new cases I neck size them and then inner chamfer with the VLD (3 or 4 inner twists), leaves a nice gradual interior slope for the bullet to follow.

[NugginFutz]

Kmon and Grayfox are shooting straight. A couple times I got lazy about chamfering and reaming, and was blessed with some little copper donuts and semi-circles. The rounds shot fine, with no discernible changes to pressures or accuracy. Now I chamfer (lightly) all new brass and (of course) any time after case necks have been trimmed.

[Clays23]

Sweet, good to know. Thanks guys!!